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| Also called soribashi ½΄. An arched bridge made of stone or wood. One example is the Yoka Jinja ^κ_Π (1607), in Saga prefecture. It is a stone bridge supported by six stone posts on each side and has a high railing on each side with an onion-shaped top on one of the posts, *giboushu [σμ. | ||||||
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hachimanguu ίͺͺ¦{ (Kanagawa)
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