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Also ‘ˇ”Ý; matabisashi –””Ý, –”›ů. Lit. grandchild aisle. A narrow additional aisle. Traditional buildings, especially temples and some shrine buildings, have a central core *moya •ę‰Ž and on one to four sides an additional aisle called *hisashi ›ů. The use of magobisashi also appear in the shinden style buildings *shinden-zukuri Q“a‘˘ of the aristocracy. Example: Kakurinji Taishidou ’ß—ŃŽ›‘žŽq“° (1113), Hyougo prefecture. After the end of the 13c, when new styles and new methods of construction were introduced from China, the magobisashi was rarely employed.
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