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Japanese: 違棚 - ちがいだな

A shelf made of two staggered boards built into the side of the tokonoma alcove. The brace that connects the upper and lower boards is called ebi-tsuna, and the protrusion on the end of the upper board is called fude-kaeshi. Flower arrangements and ornaments are placed on it, and although there are various styles, it often has a top drawer and a bottom drawer as well. It is an architectural development of the medieval shoin-zukuri style, which was based on the zushi shelf used to store items in the shinden-zukuri style.
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Japanese:

床の間の脇に２枚の板を左右段違いにして作りつけた棚のこと。上板と下板を結ぶ束(つか)をえび束，上板の端の突起を筆返しという。いけ花，装飾品等を置き，形式は多様であるが，天袋，地袋を併設することが多い。寝殿造に用いられた物品を収納する厨子(ずし)棚が，中世の書院造で建築化されたもの。
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