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A simple gate located in the northeast corner of the inner moat uchi-no-hori “à‚ÌŠ of the inner cidadel Honmaru –{ŠÛ (late 16c-early 17c) at Nijoujou “ñðé in Kyoto. It is a one-bay wide, single storied gate with square, pointed main posts. On each side of the gate are white plaster-covered walls which are topped with tile roofs in the same style as the roof of the gate itself. The gate has supporting posts that are also square and are secured to the main posts by neck-penetrating tie beams *hinuki ”òŠÑ, middle penetrating ties *koshinuki ˜ŠÑ, and non-penetrating bottom ties jinageshi ’n’·‰Ÿ, at the base. Plain-board, frog-leg struts, itakaerumata ”Â富Ò, are placed at the center of the neck penetrating tie beams to support the ridge. The gate has single eaves *hitonoki ˆêŒ¬, and rafters that are closely spaced *shigedaruki ”É‚–Ø. It is a wayou style *wayou ˜a—l gate. Wooden doors itado ”ÂŒË are hung on the main posts. Iron plates are nailed on hinges and iron loops receive the bolts for securing the closed gate. A small gate *kugurimon àI‚è–å is fitted to one side of the Narukomon.
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