core of a traditional Shinden-style building was the innermost room or moya (母屋) (see diagram). This was surrounded by the hisashi (廂,庇), which was on the...
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In Japanese architecture, the omoya (母屋) is the core of a building. Originally, the central part of a residential building was called omoya. After the...
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over the country. Sometimes the basic layout consisting of an elevated core (母屋, moya) partially surrounded by a veranda called hisashi (all under the same...
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Shoinzukuri style, instead of the kitchen being a room inside the omoya (母屋) or the main building, it was connected by a corridor and existed inside one...
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temples and Shinto shrines in Japan. It is also often called moya-zukuri (母屋造). Another variant of Japanese hip-and-gable roof is the Shikorobuki. In Sri...
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over the country. Sometimes the basic layout consisting of an elevated core (母屋, moya) partially surrounded by a veranda called hisashi (all under the same...
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(平入・平入造) style. Sometimes its basic layout, consisting of an elevated core (母屋, moya) partially surrounded by a veranda called hisashi (all under the same...
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Retrieved 27 June 2016. Tanaka, Nariyuki (27 December 2012). 未来:小沢氏また「壊党」 「母屋」乗っ取る形に [Tomorrow Party: Ozawa "Destroys Party" Again, Seizes the "Main Building"]...
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