Kyoto hassun - Kyohassun

…On the other hand, luxurious fire bowls made of gold, silver, copper or iron with inlaid patterns also appeared. Kiseru 8 sun (1 sun = about 3.2 cm) in length were the norm, and were called "Kyo-hachisun," but long kiseru (long-rod smoking bags) over 4 shaku (about 128 cm) were also commonly seen. Northern Chinese who used cut tobacco called Kantodai-pian produced in Ninggutai, Jehol Province, were enthusiasts of long kiseru. …

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

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…一方，象嵌模様のある金，銀，銅または鉄でできたぜいたくな火皿も現れた。長さ8寸(1寸＝約3.2cm)のきせるが普通で，それを〈京八寸〉とよぶが，4尺(約128cm)をこえる長ぎせる(長桿旱煙袋)もよくみうける。熱河省の寧古台産の関東台片という刻みタバコを愛用する北方中国人は，長ぎせるの愛好者である。…

※「京八寸」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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