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| The largest sized roof tile used to connect the turret corridors *watariyagura “n˜E of castles. They are pantiles *sangawara ŽVŠ¢ and measure about 30cm long and 37cm wide. Medium sized roof tiles hiromamono LŠÔ•¨, were used for palaces or mansions. The smallest sized tiles nagayamono ’·‰®•¨, were used to roof ordinary dwellings. Collectively they are called yanegarawa ‰®ªŠ¢. These expressions were widely used from the 17c-19c and continue to be used to some extent today, especially nagayamono. | ||||||
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