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| A pair of sliding doors *hikichigaido ψα’Λ, separating the front part of the earthen area *doma yΤ, associated with the shop *mise X, either from an internal courtyard *nakaniwa λ, or from the domestic doma toward the rear of the house, associated with the kitchen, *daidokoro δ. Found in vernacular houses *minka ―Ζ, of the Edo period, particularly the urban vernacular residences *machiya ¬Ζ. The provision of a nakado seems to have been particularly prevalent in the Kansai ΦΌ reion, but it became increasingly common toward the latter part of the Edo period in many districts and was aso found in farmhouses. By and large lattice doors koushido iqΛ, were used. | ||||||
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