Uchiuma-ya

…The stables of farmhouses, where farm horses are kept, and those of samurai residences, shrines, and temples, where horses for riding are kept, have different structures. Farmhouse stables are divided into an inner stable inside the main building and an outer stable built separately, but the curved-roofed stables of the southern part of the prefecture are a style that was established by connecting the outer stable to the main building. The chumon-zukuri style, which is common in areas with heavy snowfall along the Sea of ​​Japan coast, is an intermediate structure between the two, established by moving the stables that were originally inside the main building to the chumon gate. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Uchiumaya" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…農耕馬を飼う農家の馬屋と乗馬用の馬を飼う武家屋敷や神社･寺院の馬屋とでは構造が異なる。農家の馬屋は，主屋内にある内馬屋と独立して建つ外馬屋に分かれるが，南部の曲屋は外馬屋を主屋に接続させて成立した形式である。また日本海側の多雪地方に多い中門造はもともとは主屋内にあった馬屋を中門に移すことによって成立しており，両者の中間的な存在である。…

※「内馬屋」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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