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A partitioning screen. Sometimes an opaque panel screen *fusuma ‰¦ or sometimes a wooden screen set in a stand. It was placed wherever it was needed. It was often used in traditional style mansions between the entrance *genkan ŒºŠÖ and the front hall or to partition a section of a room. During the Heian period, it was used in the palaces and mansions of the nobility as a windbreak or to control sunlight. They were usually painted with popular seasonal images. | ||||||
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Nagatomi
‰i•x house (Hyougo)
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