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Also read ritchuushiki. A ceremony performed when the main post, tatebashira, of a building is erected. Paper strips, called gohei Œä•¼, are put on top of the post, which is the first structural member to be set in place. It may also be called tatezomebashira —§‰’Œ, *daikokubashira ‘å•’Œ or imibashira Šõ’Œ or Ö’Œ. | ||||||
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*muneageshiki “㎮. | ||||||
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