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1 A shelter or resting place which has four posts and a roof but no walls. It is used by guests strolling around a large garden.
2 A dilapidated house.
3 A term used to depreciate one's house when using humble speech.
| Lit. a snow stop. 1 A curved handle-like piece attached to the broad concave parts of a pantile *sangawara 桟瓦 to prevent snow from piling up on a tile roof *kawarayane 瓦屋根. They are usually arranged in a staggered pattern about one meter from the edge of the eaves. However, the placement may vary. The purpose is to allow a gradual sliding off of the snow so that should it fall on a pent roof *hisashi 廂 below, damage would be minimal. |
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| 2 On roofs covered with different types of wood shingles either round or square planks are laid parallel to the ridge to prevent the sudden sliding of large amounts of snow onto lower roofs below or to the ground. There are also examples of raised fascia boards *hanakakushi-ita 鼻隠板 to help prevent sliding. |
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