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yukachigai 床違 | ||||||
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Floors
that have different levels. For example, the floor of the alcove *tokonoma 床の間, in a tea ceremony room *chashitsu 茶室 is usually a step higher than the floor in the
rest of the room. The *shoin 書院 style audience hall and the Shiroshoin 白書院 at Nishihonganji 西本願寺 (1632) in Kyoto, has three floor levels. The lowest level *gedan 下段, is for the audience and is 120 mats *tatami 畳. The middle level is called *joudan 上段 and is 37 mats. The highest level is called *joujoudan 上々段 and is 5 mats. |
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