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The upper roof erected over storehouses, kura ‘q, of the *dozou “y‘  type. In rural districts where tile was unobtainable, the okiyane provided a weatherproof canopy for the fireproof storehouse. The shallowly pitched lower roof of the storehouse, covered with mud daub *tsuchikabe “y•Ç, and plaster finish *shikkui ޽‹ò, formed the the base upon which the independent structure of the okiyane was erected. The frame was usually a combination of vertical roof struts koyatsuka �¬‰®‘©, purlins *keta Œ…, and rafters *taruki �‚–Ø. The roofing material was either thatch *kayabuki Š�•˜, or shingles *itabuki ”•˜. In this way the vulnerable plaster was protected from rain.
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Old Ando ˆÀ“¡ house, Kitagura –k‘  (Yamanashi)
Old Ando ˆÀ“¡ house, Kitagura –k‘  (Yamanashi)

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