The French term en-tout-cas means "for all occasions, rain or shine." This is a well-drained reddish-brown topsoil used for athletics tracks and tennis courts. It is made by firing china clay rich in silica. It was first used in France for tennis courts, and quickly became popular after its use in the main stadium (athletics stadium) of the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
フランス語en-tout-casは〈どんな場合でも・晴雨兼用〉の意。陸上競技場のトラックやテニスコートに用いられる水はけのよい赤褐色の表土。ケイ酸に富む陶土を焼いて作る。フランスでテニスコートに初めて用いられ,1928年のアムステルダムオリンピックのメイン・スタジアム(陸上競技場)で使われてから急速に普及した。
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