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tube – used for raising or lowering a suspended pot or kettle by means of an attached lever which is often decoratively designed in the shape of a fish. Historically
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fired with charcoal. Used for heating the home and for cooking food, it is essentially a square, stone-lined pit in the floor, equipped with an adjustable
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served as the main source of residential heating and lighting, providing a place to cook, dry clothing, and serve as a communal gathering location.
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roof making them insect resistant and waterproof. However, the smoke in the house can also cause eye disease and other health problems.
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fills the room with warm air, which lowers the moisture content in the wood and makes it less susceptible to decay. In addition, the
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Content in this edit is translated from the existing Japanese Knowledge article at ]; see its history for attribution.
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functioned as a place to reaffirm the hierarchical order within the family. The names of each seats around the
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functioned as a place where a family gathers. During meals and the night, people naturally gathered around
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was used for lighting at night. In the pre-modern period, when fire was the primary illumination source,
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could safely light up a room. In the ancient time, oil and candle were used exclusively for lighting.
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and had conversations. Generally, each members of the family had a fixed place to sit, and
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was generally located in the center of the room and used for heating the whole room.
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tar) contained in the smoke from burning wood permeates the beams and
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was kept burning, and used for the source for making a fire of
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was used for drying clothes, food, raw wood, etc. by using
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separately depending on the seasons from a long time ago.
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hearth
pothook
bamboo
tokkuri
Hokuriku
kamado
kamado
kamado
matches
tar
wood
thatched
Irori
Small irori
A jizaikagi hearth hook with fish-shaped counterbalance
An irori in use
An irori in a train station waiting room, 2010

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