| Explanation of words |
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| Aoshima |
the name of island where warm district plants grow in |
| Isyu |
a pleat of clothes |
| Ichibokudukuri |
a technique of engraving the part of head and body statue |
| Inokosasu |
Tsumakazari, sometime used for decoration of inside of Tsuma |
| Irimoyadukuri |
a style of roof, upper part leans in the two directions and lower part
leans in the four directions |
| Uchiguri |
engraving inside of a statue |
| Uma |
the name of Daijizaiten's wife |
| Emon |
decoration of clothes near chest |
| Oushiki |
one of a twelve Japanese musical scale |
| Odaruki |
a slanting building material which goes out from a Tokyou |
| Kaihikuyou |
a service which opens a hidden statue |
| Kaerumata |
an engraved decoration of Hari, looks as if a frog spreads its legs apart |
| Kaenkouhai |
a decoration of backyard of statue, looks like a fire |
| Kasugabusshi |
the artist of engraving statue, mainly stayed in Nara |
| Kashiranuki |
a connecting part of upper part of pillar |
| Katsuogi |
a short building material which connected with Mune on the tope of roof
of shrine |
| Kanshitsu |
statues covered with lacqure |
| Kiridumadukuri |
a style of roofing which leans in the two directions from Mune |
| Kushiro |
an one of the bracelet |
| Kubiduka |
a part of neck which to connect with body part of statue |
| Kekkafuza |
a form of sitting down, letting both legs cross, and put an instep on each
opposite crotch |
| Kensaku |
a rope which a statue has |
| Genjyousanzou |
a chinese priest who went to India to collect Buppou |
| Kentoduka |
a building material which put on inside of pillar |
| Kouzama |
a form which has an outline like a bowl with a curve |
| Kouzokami |
a material of paper |
| Kouchikinu |
a casual wear of high and noble woman wore |
| Kouhai |
a decorations of backyard of statue, looks like lightning |
| Kouhai(Gohai) |
a port of the eaves jutted out on the front stairs of temple or shrine |
| Kouran |
a railing which the end turned |
| Kouryou |
a decorated Hari which bent |
| Koshinageshi |
a building material for hardening structure |
| Sangensyanagaredukuri |
one of the shrine's style |
| Shigetaruki |
rafter |
| Shippaku |
the technique of painting, paint lacqure on base and cover with gold |
| Shitomido |
a door used for Shinden or Inkyu |
| Jyaki |
devils being put by Buhhda |
| Syakujyou |
a stick which Buddhism student has |
| Jyabarashirin |
a building material decorated like a snake, put between Take and Nuki |
| Shiyuizou |
a form of Zen practise, put a hand on face |
| Syusuizatsuwa |
a historical story told among local people in Wakasa province in Edo period |
| Syuji |
one of the sanskrit characters |
| Syumidan |
a stage which statues are located on |
| Jyouhaku |
long clothes which put on statue |
| Jyrousyu |
attendants who serve a high and noble woman |
| Shingi |
an instruction of usual life for the priest |
| Shinbutsukonkou |
a faith which enshrine Buddha and God |
| Zushi |
a staff which to put a statue on |
| Semui |
a sign which usually a statue of Amidanyorai makes with hands |
| Sendou |
an entrance of cave |
| Sotomo |
a beautiful palce in Obama bay |
| Taisha |
brown pigments |
| Chigi |
a building material which crossed wood of Habu on top of a shrine |
| Chikenin |
a sign which usually a statue of Dainichinyorai makes with hands |
| Chougan |
engraved eyes |
| Chinzou |
portraits of holy priest |
| Tsuka |
one of pillars |
| Tsumakazari |
a decorated part of building material |
| Tenne |
clothes which put on a Buddhism statue |
| Tokyou |
one of a building materials, Masugumi |
| Tosotsuten |
the forth ranked Ten in six Ten of Yokukai |
| Doroshitaji |
a place using mud |
| Nakazonae |
one of a building materials, put on the top of pillars |
| Naraenkongou |
a Rikishi which protects goodness located in the right side of Niomon |
| Noue |
clothes which priest wears |
| Hagu |
to peel off |
| Hamayuka |
a stage for bed in Shinden |
| Hari |
a building material which enforces pillars |
| Hankafumisage |
a form of seated statue which puts its left leg on forward |
| Hien |
the high eaves |
| Hizabari |
distance of both knees, normally used in case of statue |
| Hijibari |
distance of both hands, normally used in case of statue |
| Hishiranma |
Ranma decoration of diamond-shape |
| Himon |
a decoration of clothes in statue |
| Byakugou |
a decoration of statue, put a crystal between both eyes |
| Hiwadafuki |
roofing with Hinoki tree |
| Futanoki |
the eaves |
| Funahijiki |
a building material which enforces pillars |
| Funnu |
staff on top of angry faced statue |
| Bengara |
red pigments |
| Houkaijyouin |
a sign which usually a statue of Dainichinyorai makes with hands |
| Houkyouintou |
a tower which Kyo is put inside |
| Hougyoudukuri |
one of the style of roofing |
| Houken |
a sword which Buddha statue has |
| Honpa |
a technique of decoration of clothes, especially seen in a statue made
in Heian period |
| Manihousyu |
holy jewel which Jizo has |
| Mawarien |
a narrow wooden passageway along the edge of the house facing the garden |
| Missyakukongou |
a Rikishi which protects hidden things located in the left side of Niomon |
| Minotsuka |
another name of Totsuka |
| Mo |
clothes which put around a waist |
| Mokakeza |
a stage of Buddhism statue |
| Motodori |
tightened hair |
| Moyatsunagi |
a building material which connected inside of shrine |
| Yuduri |
the tree which was used for statues of Myotsuji |
| Youraku |
an ornament of jewels |
| Yosegidukuri |
a technique of makine statues, using wooden pieces to make a statue |
| Yosemunedukuri |
a style of roofing, it leans in the four directions |
| Rahotsu |
spiral hair on top of a statue of Nyorai |
| Ryuzu |
upper part of bell |
| Rengeza |
a lotus flower stage |
| Wakasakou |
historical stories of Wakasa province in Edo period |
| Wakasanuri |
lacqure ware in Wakasa province, decorating with leaves of pine tree or
shell on base of egg powder and covers coloured lacqure and grind it. |
Explanation 
Explanation of words