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| Lit.
snake belly ceiling. An open or exposed ceiling composed of curved, parallel
rafters, thought to resemble a snake's belly. The ceiling found over the
one bay wide aisle *hisashi
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one of the Zen sects of Buddhism. The aisle is open at the front and ends.
The curved rafters extend beyond the eave purlin *gagyou
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to create an eave overhang *noki-no-de
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*Daiyuuhouden δέεYσa (Kyoto)
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