Ise ship

Japanese: 伊勢船 - いせぶね

〘Noun〙① A type of ship built mainly in the Ise region from the end of the Middle Ages to the mid-modern period. Characterized by a box-shaped bow in a Todate style , it was widely used as a cheap ship or large cargo ship. From the mid-modern period onwards, it was inferior to the Futanari and Bezai ships in terms of sailing performance and economy and almost disappeared, so the Futanari ships came to be confused with it. Ise-zukuri. *Shinsen Rokujo (c. 1244) 3 "The Ise ship, unable to row any longer, is stranded in the flowing river at Shihomukafuono Minato (Fujiwara Mitsutoshi)"② Another name for the Utsumi ships and Kaise-bune ships that were common in Noma, Uchiumi, Tokoname and other areas along Ise Bay on the Chita Peninsula from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period .

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 中世末期から近世中期にかけて伊勢地方を中心に造られた船型。船首を箱形の戸立(とだて)造りにしたのが特徴で、安宅船や大型荷船として重用された。近世中期以後は帆走性能と経済性の点で二成(ふたなり)船や弁才(べざい)船に及ばず、ほとんど姿を消したため、二成船がこれと混同されるようになった。伊勢造り。※新撰六帖（1244頃）三「しほむかふをのの湊の流れ江になほ漕ぎかねてとまるいせ船〈藤原光俊〉」② 江戸時代末から明治にかけて知多半島伊勢湾沿いの野間、内海、常滑等に多かった買積船、内海船(うつみぶね)の別称。

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