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| A placement of the firebox or hearth inside the guest's mat which results in a smaller than normal size tatami mat *daimedatami δΪτ, in a 3 mats tea ceremony room@ *chashitsu Ί. The upper corner of the firebox is close to or may touch the middle post *nakabashira , which is erected about one quarter length from the narrow end of the host's mat *temaedatami _Oτ. While this style is common in 3 mats tea ceremony rooms, its use is not limited to that of size room. The normal position *hongatte {θ, and reverse position *gyakugatte tθ, are also utilized. Examples: Kan'in-no-Seki ΥBΜΘ, Daitokuji Jukouin εΏγΪυ@ in Kyoto, normal type ; Kihakuken ω¬, Myoushinji Keishun-in Sjt@ in Kyoto, normal type ; Enjuan υΑ Koufukuji » in Nara (moved to private garden in 1936), reverse type. | ||||||
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