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A pattern of square paving stones, tiles, or marquetry etc. Each piece is laid on the diagonal, so that all the meeting points are at a 45 degree angle. This pattern was favored by Zen temples from about the 13c onward. If roof tiles are laid using this pattern, it is called shihanbuki Žl”Ό•˜. If roof tiles are laid parallel to each other, they are called *nunojiki •z•~.
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Mampukuji Daiouhouden δέ•ŸŽ›‘ε—Y•σ“a (Kyoto)

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