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| Lit. dropped ceiling. Also called otoshitenjou ΅Vδ. A ceiling in a tea ceremony room above the host's mat *temaedatami _Oτ, that is constructed about 15cm lower than the ceiling above the guests' mat. The lower ceiling emphasizes the humble spirit of the host as he sits and serves tea to his guests. A batten ceiling is common, but at times, mats made of cattails, ditch reeds, wickerwork *ajiro Τγ, or thinly split boards are employed to create a rustic atmosphere *souan Α. Example: Daitokuji Jukouin Kan'in-no-seki εΏγΪυ@ΥBΜΘ and Shinjuan Teigyokuken ^μΑλΚ¬, both in Kyoto. | ||||||
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a) *kakekomi tenjou |Vδ@b) ochitenjou Vδ
Old Sugiyama R house (Osaka) |
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