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kome-ishi 米石 | ||||||
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Lit. rice stone. A type of granite from modern Nagano and Toyama prefectures. Also called tsume-ishi 詰石, these small stones are often used in stone arrangements *ishigumi 石組 to help set larger stones. | ||||||
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