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Also
called sutebisashi Μω. A pent roof with its under structure exposed
that extends above a hardpacked earthen floor *doma
yΤ. When used on tea ceremony buildings it is constructed usually on the
side with the guest entrance, which is generally the crawl-in type *nijiriguchi
ηWϋ. Stepping stones in the tea ceremony house garden *roji In, lead the guests to the area under the pent roof where the sword rack *katanakake |, is placed. Because the rafters of the pent roof are long, an eave purlin *dashigeta o , is necessary. Posts called sutebashira Μ are set at wide intervals to support the eave purlin and strengthen the entire pent roof structure. Dobisashi yω is also used as a synonym but some scholars who consider the reading dobisashi as a synonym for tsuchibisashi to be incorrect. Example: Katsura Rikyuu j£{, Shoukinntei ΌΥΰ, Kyoto. |
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