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Also
pronounced kanaedono, kamaden. A synonym for *kamaya
Š˜‰®. A simple structure housing cauldrons kama Š˜ and a cooking range
*kamado â}. The kamadono
or kamaden was found in shrines ; a famous example being the kamaden
at Kibitsu Jinja ‹g”õ’Ã_ŽÐ, and was used as an area to prepare offerings of
food shinsen _éa or rice wine sake Žð for the deities enshrined.
The term is also used in the medieval satodairi —¢“à— , and applied
to the kama area in the residences of the aristocracy from the late
Heian period onward and in the Kamakura imperial palace, gosho ŒäŠ,
where the Kamakura period Shoguns resided. Here too it was used for food
preparation, particularly the boiling of rice. Often prefixed with the honorific
o Œä; okamadono ŒäŠ˜“a. |
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