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Sometimes
also kamamiya {. Also read hettsuidono. A building with a
hearth or cooking stove. Often a stove may be placed in the mikashigidokoro
ä, the place where rice is cooked. This stove, kamado, is used
especially for preparing food to be offered to the gods at shrines *jinja
_Š. Sometimes the sound of water boiling inside a cauldron is called kamanaki
Ā, and fortunes were told based on these sounds. Example: Kasuga Taisha
Honsha Kamadodono tśåŠ{Šā}a (1388), Nara. |
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