Iriaiyama

Japanese: 入会山 - いりあいやま

〘noun〙 A mountain where the residents of a certain village gather plants and other things together. Depending on custom, there are mountains that are shared by the entire village, mountains that are shared by two or more villages, and mountains that villages without common rights can use by paying a collection fee to the local village. In early modern times, there were cases where forests owned by feudal lords or privately owned forests were made common, but it was common for these mountains to be subject to light taxes in the form of mountain duties, mountain tax, rice for the mountain owner, money, etc. Iriyama (entering a mountain) . Irigomiyama (entering a mountain) . Fields and mountains.

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Japanese:

〘名〙一定村落の住民が植物などを共同採取する山。慣行によって村中が共用する山と、二か村以上の村が共用する山、または入会権のない村が地元村に採取料を出して使用する山などがあり、近世では領主の御林や個人持ちの山林を入会とする場合もあったが、これらの山には山役、山年貢、山手米、銭などの名目による軽租を課されるのを普通とした。入山(いりやま)。入込山(いりごみやま)。野山。

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