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1@In the Heian and Kamakura periods, a gate in a pise mud wall *tsuiji ’z’n.

2@In *dozou-zukuri “y‘ ‘’ structures in the medieval and early modern periods, a fireproof door with its timber frame covered in mud daub *tsuchikabe “y•Η and/or plaster *shikkui Ž½‹ς. Although plastered swing doors such as *kannonbiraki tobira ŠΟ‰ΉŠJ”ΰ were technically a kind of tsuchido, the term was usually applied to sliding doors *hikido ˆψŒΛ, such as those at the front of *misegura “X‘ . these doors ran in a single runner, mizo a and were stored in a *tobukuro ŒΛ‘ά. They were closed during a fire or for security at night.
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