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| Widely spaced rafters, 30`45cm. A more closely spaced arrangement@is called *hanshige daruki ΌΙΨ and the closest formation, is called *shigedaruki ΙΨ. Even wider spacing of rafters than mabaradaruki is called makubari daruki ΤzΨ or oomabara daruki εaΨ. | ||||||
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