About this mod
Add a Japanese-style house where players can live.
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1.説æãExplanation
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The upper aristocratic mansion (Shinden-zukuri) "Hakugyokurou" and "Mugen no Araka" of the Heian period will be added.
Shinden-zukuri is modeled after the Higashi Sanjodono and the spring town of "Genji Monogatari".
Hakugyokurou is a derivative work with the motif of Hakugyokurou in Touhou project.
In order to match the original, it is made into a Shinden-zukuri at the end of the Heian period.
Mugen no Araka is a Shinden-zukuri with the motif of Itsukushima Shrine.
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From v3.0, I have implemented the world's first Heian period Shogatsu-Daikyo (New Year's banquet meaning) three dimensions.
I will also add a talking Yuyu-sama body pillow and a screaming maguro body pillow.
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From v5.0, we will add the corridor of recollection "Memories of You".It is an exploration type dungeon.
If you go too far, you will be trapped until you find the exit, so we recommend preparing an escape method or saving in advance.
The clear reward will be a secret treasure chest with interior goods.
I will add âHoraiâ and âHangonchoâ as hot spring facilities. In addition, one step of the hot spring stairs has been added. I think that it will be difficult to stop on the stairs when moving. Hot spring has changed BGM.
Also, you can change the door to the hot spring facility to one without eyes. If you don't like a lot of eyes, use a nearby shikigami to change it.
Further, you can place a adoring shooting target near the family room. It can be installed with a yellow soul stone in the family room.
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The SE version differs from the LE version in the types of four-legged gate and chumon. This is because if you make it the same as the LE version, the hit detection of the gate will be messed up.
Even in the vanilla state, the same thing is happening at the same type of gate in Blue Palace, and the cause is unknown, so we changed it.
Change the door type from double to single.
3.ä»æ§ãSpecification
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This mod corresponds to Hearthfire multiple adoptions - Now with custom home support for kids and spouse.
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Shinden-zukuri is an architectural style of high-rise houses from the Heian period to the Middle Ages.
It was once thought to be a symmetric luxury mansion with a magnificent pair in the east and west and a large pond in the south, but that is just the imagination of the late parents' house in the Edo period.
The actual situation is considered to change drastically from time to time depending on the hierarchy.
Shinden-zukuri was influenced by various technological advances and changes in social life in the Middle Ages, and changed to Shoin-zukuri from the end of the Muromachi period to the Momoyama period, and is also the origin of today's Japanese-style houses.
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A bamboo blind is always hung around the Shinden-zukuri.After opening the shitomido at dawn, roll up the bamboo blinds and place the kichou underneath.The length of the bamboo blind can be changed.
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Kichou
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Ika is a hanger rack from the Heian period.Aristocrats in the Heian period didn't take a lot of baths, so they used to add scent to their kimonos to disguise their body odor.
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The fusuma fitted between the pillars are fixed with lintels and shoji screens.It was called a torii shoji because this form resembled the shape of a torii.The height of the fusuma is about 2.1m. Kamoi is a device to lower the fusuma.
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Mairado
Used for the outer circumference. Mairado was used on the north side of the Shinden-zukuri, which is not very visible, and the shitomido was used on the south side.The height is about 2.4m.
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Used for the outer circumference. At night, close the upper and lower shitomido as shown on the left. At dawn, open the shitomido as shown in the middle or on the right.
The height is about 2.4m and it is extremely heavy, so in the Kamakura period there was a person in charge of opening and closing the door.
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The edge of the tatami mat represents the height of the formal style. From left to right, they are the Ungenberi, Daimonkourai, and Shoumonkourai.
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It is a substitute for humans. Equipped with a radish blade.
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Ceiling
Since the end of the Heian period, kogumigou ceilings have been used. However, it is only in the most prestigious place in Shinden-zukuri.
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Nurigome
Fit the tsumado between the lacquered pillars and hang the curtain. Insert a side shoji next to the pillar. The curtains indicate that this is a bedroom.
In Shoin-zukuri, it remained as the choudaigamae. The image has the bamboo blinds removed.
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A bed with a canopy from the Heian period. It used to be inside the nurigome, but it came out of the nurigome around 1100.
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Inside, a three-shaku kichou is placed in the south, east, and west, and a pillow kichou is placed at the bedside. A talisman mirror is hung on the north pillar. Amulet (honorable horn) to avoid water accidents is hung on the south pillar.
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Honorable horn
It is a amulet made of mulberry tree, which is shaped like the a rhinoceros horn and has a wave pattern carved into it, and then covered with a silver net. Originally it was a rhinoceros horn, but since it is no longer available, it is chopped into wood and used as a substitute. It is about 9 cm in size.
Mirror
In the Heian period, curses were taken for granted. It was thought that the mirror had a mysterious power, such as leading to a different world and being a talisman.
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Pillows in the Heian period were made of white cloth wrapped around wood.
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Furnishings from the Heian period. It can be used as an accessory case or for placing things.
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Karabitsu
In the Heian period, it was used to protect the contents of treasures, clothes, documents, weapons, etc. from moisture.
It is based on the phoenix-enmon-raden-karabitsu of the important cultural property.
By the way, the one with legs is called KaraBitsu, and the one without legs is called Yamatobitsu.
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It is a meal prepared at a banquet. The banquet hall reproduces the celebration of Fujiwara no Yorinaga's promotion to minister on December 21, 1136.
Although the menu has not been reproduced, seafood was used as a treat during the Heian period.
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A circular cushion. Classes are divided by color.
It becomes lower in the order of purple, blue, kouraiberi, and plain.

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Hibako
A toilet in the Heian period. How to use it is the same as a modern potty.
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A kind of curtain. They used it as a windbreak in winter.
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Horai Jade Branch
I made a bonsai of the Horai Jade Branch, which is famous for "Taketori Monogatari". You can put it as an interior.
It's stored in the Karabitsu in the children's room.
The left is a Taketori Monogatari model, and the right is a Touhou project model.
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Please put away all Kichou when setting up the Shogatsu-Daikyo.
All additional folding screens can be passed through so as not to hinder the movement of followers as much as possible.
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As a situation, it will be a job hunting for a certain ninja. Hakugyokurou has decided to hire her.
Hakugyokurou is a mansion in the afterlife. Cross to the "other side" using the river that runs through Riverwood.
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To get to Hakugyokuro, you have to climb a long stairway just like High Hrothgar.
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The stairs are steep, so please watch your step and your line of sight.
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Shinden-zukuri has different gates depending on the status of the owner of the mansion. Hakugyokurou is the highest grade four-legged gate owned by ministers class.
The gate in the wall of the large mansion is open at all times of the day.
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Shinden-zukuri has two gates. The previous gate is the sei-mon and this is the chu-mon. Having a cahumon itself indicates a high status, and the status is further divided. This is the age-chumon of the highest grade.
At the chu-mon, there is a corridor called chu-mon corridor, which has lattice windows (windows made of thin wood or bamboo arranged vertically or horizontally at regular intervals) running north to south.
The north is the horizontal-renshi, and the south is the vertical-renshi. The addition of a lattice window to the chu-mon corridor indicates the formality of the mansion in the same way as the gate.
In Shinden-zukuri, the chu-mon is the entrance.
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When you visit the mansion, let's convey your requirements to the housekeeper who is in charge of all household chores. It is shitzrei to enter without permission.
You may be forced out. This is also written in the "cockfight" of the annual event picture scroll.
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This is the south garden, and you can look out over the mansion.Shinden-zukuri basically uses round pillars. This is because round pillars were considered higher than square pillars. And a parapet is attached around the building.A shinden-zukuri without a railing is considered a sanshita.
The roof is thatched with cypress bark. In the Heian period, cypress bark roofing was regarded as the highest quality roof, higher than tiles. Also, with the construction technology of the time, the slope of the roof is limited to 25 degrees, so it looks a little flat.
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Its roof was flat.
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Job-hunting students will perform a "ceremony of obedience" to the owner of the mansion.
Job-hunting students aisatsu the owner of the mansion in the south garden. After that, her saying "OK" and becomes the appointment ceremony.
And she gets permission to go up to the mansion and have a conversation.
By the way, a person who has obtained permission to enter the emperor's residence is called a tenjobito.
The overhanging roof that covers the stairs here is called "Hashikakushi", and only the minister class can install it.
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The stairs here are special stairs that only the owner of the mansion can use. It is sugoi-shitzrei for visitors to use it.
Furthermore, even the owner of the mansion only uses it for official events (only the owner seems to have used it from time to time since the Kamakura period).
Let's go around to the east-tai (building).

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This is the east-tai and the bottom right is the floor plan.
Orange is the omoya, yellow is the eaves, green is the mago-eaves, light blue is the hiro-eaves, and light purple is the sunoko.
Omoya is the center of the building, the eaves and mago-eaves are extensions of the interior, and the hiro-eaves are extensions of the exterior. The sunoko is the same as the wood deck because it is a open verandah.
The hiro-eaves have an eaves roof.
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In the Heian period, it was believed that the outdoors were of a lower class than the indoors. For this reason, square pillars are used instead of round pillars in hiro-hisashi, which is treated as an outdoor space. Furthermore, there was a step to indicate the difference in rank. However, since the hiro-eaves is considered to be higher than the sunoko, there is a step here as well.
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The hiro-eaves is outdoors, but you need to take off your shoes before going up. The Japanese culture of taking off shoes began in the Heian period.
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The stairs here can only be used by senior aristocrats. It is shitzrei to use it by middle class or lower nobles.
Use the stairs south of the chu-mon corridor.
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This is a single corridor called Sukiwatadono. This is the corridor that connects shinden and tai, which are the residences of the owner of the mansion.
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The mansion's employees can't go out casually and don't have a calendar. So I felt the change of seasons here.
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Sansita, who is like a lower noble, can enter the mansion but cannot enter the room. Lower-class nobles sit in the sunoko, a lower class, and talks to the owner of the mansion.
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Senior aristocrats and people who are close to the owner of the mansion can enter the omoya and talk to them. Middle-class aristocrats can enter up to the eaves. The extent to which a visitor is allowed to enter the mansion is clearly determined by their status.
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This is the living room of Hakugyokurou. From the living room you can see the zen garden. The part surrounded by the red line in the top right plan is the living room.
Only those who are close to the owner of the mansion are allowed into the living room.Even the Chief Justice of Hell cannot enter without permission.
In the Heian period, there was a concept of "Hare'' meaning sacred and "Ke'' meaning secular.The omoya and the south side are called "Hare", and the living room and the north side are called "Ke".
In Hare, where visitors can look around, they are particular about fittings and appearance, but since they do not enter the space of Ke, they wear comfortable clothes without flashy decorations like folding screens.
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Hare is formal even for nobles, so they often stay in the living room unless guests come.There was also a time when hi-no-omashi was a formality.
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The aristocratic games include kaiawase (like Concentration), kemari, and tanka.
Green tea was drunk in the Heian period, and there is a book called "Chakyou" that was introduced from the Tang Dynasty.
The contents can be seen not only in the tea ceremony, but also in the spirit of the tea ceremony.
Green tea at that time was treated as a medicine, and it wasn't until the Kamakura period that it became popular as a drink.
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The employee's bed is located in a place called "North-tairou" in the north of the shinden. Tairou is a tai where omoya is small.
There are no rooms for general employees, but Hakugyokuro provides partitions.
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This is the double corridor that extends to the east and west of the shinden.
Depending on the era, it is used as a waiting room, office, and bed for those who serve the owner of the mansion.
The living quarters of the relatives of the owner of the mansion are the east-tai and the west-taishiro.
Taishiro is a tai without mago-eaves.
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This is the northwest-taishiro.Residential area for children and spouse.From the cherry blossoms here you can go to the children's playground.
The kicked doll on the left is used as a katashiro for children to hit with weapons.
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It was decided that Katashiro would have a radish. Leeks and carrots were unfortunately eliminated.
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A banquet hall can be opened in the east chu-mon corridor.
The banquet hall reproduces the celebration of Fujiwara no Yorinaga's promotion to minister on December 21, 1136.
A banquet in the chu-mon corridor is narrow and cannot be held unless it is the largest Shinden-zukuri. What we do here means that it is a big mansion.
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During the Heian period, Buddhist beliefs prohibited the consumption of meat (but pheasants and wild geese were not prohibited, including eggs).Seafood such as crabs, prawns, clams and abalone were therefore a delicacy.These can only be eaten on special occasions such as banquets.
Aristocrats normally eat twice a day, in the morning and in the evening. The menu doesn't use much fresh ingredients, so it consists of white rice, dried fish, vegetables, and pickles.
There are three types of cooking: steaming, boiling, and grilling.There are four kinds of seasonings called sake, vinegar, salt, and soy sauce.
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There are many sakura planted in Hakugyokurou. There is a very large sakura in the south garden, which is open to the public. Zen garden is closed to the public because it is located north of shinden.
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You can change the color of the flower by examining the very large sakura in the south garden.
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In the Heian period, cockfights were held.
You can go to the cockfighting arena from the mirror in the double corridor of Tohoku. Immortal Cuccos-san will give you combat training here.
Cuccos-san accepts all newly learned magic and weapons from the front.
At the end of the training, please use the Calming Scroll placed at the entrance.
Cuccos-san will chase you to the ends of the earth.
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Cockfight is not just about fighting. On March 3rd, there was a competition called Toriawase where chickens were proud of.
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The winner performs a performance called 'Ranjo' on flutes and drums. Furthermore, if the West wins, a dance called âRaryooâ will be performed, and if the East wins, a dance called âNasoriâ will be performed. Cockfight also had an elegant side, with music and bugaku performed.
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This is the west-taishiro. Compared to the east-tai, it is a little narrower because there is no mago-eaves. Nurigome on the north side is a storage room.
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This is the east-tai. The east-tai is about the same size as shinden. Large ceremonies and banquets sometimes center on the east-pair. Nurigome on the north side is a storage room.
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This is the shinden. It is the residence of the owner of the mansion and is the most splendid place. However, if the visitor's status is higher than that of the owner of the mansion, this place must be offered. Only during this time, the owner of the mansion will move to another location such as the east double corridor.
In the Kamakura period, the living room of the owner of the mansion was not a shinden, but a double corridor extending from east to west. At this time, the place is called "Idei".
Nurigome on the east side is a bedroom called the palace of the night. The nurigome was originally used as a bedroom, but from around 1100 it was used as a storage oom.
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This is the interior of the palace at night, and there is nothing there. The plaster on the door does not reach the roof, so there is a gap and light is coming in.
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If you use the nurigome as a treasure house, place your ancestral treasures in it. Nurigome were considered sacred places because sleeping on the spot meant that the ancestors would protect them.
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From the south of the east-west chu-mon corridor, you can cross to the tsuridono. Enjoying the cool breeze and moon viewing were held in the fishing hall. It also serves as a viewing area for events held in the South Garden.
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There are many ghosts living in Hakugyokurou, but it is a very quiet place.
The ghosts in the afterlife cannot stay here forever because they will eventually attain enlightenment or reincarnation.
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From Ver2.0, added the east double corridor and the samurai corridor. This is a simple reception room in the east double corridor.
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The double corridor on the east side seems to have been used to welcome guests who did not need to go up to the tai or the shinden.
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A samurai corridor is an office. Office work in the mansion is done here. Samurai means to serve people.
The sei-mon is always open during the day and anyone can enter. Therefore, a wall was built on the south side of the samurai corridor to prevent prying eyes.
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This is the waiting room for visitors and also the entrance to the mansion. Chu-mon is always closed when there is no event. Therefore, in everyday life, people used to enter and exit from the ssumado called 'Kurumayosedo' next to the chu-mon.
However, only the owner, residents, and high-ranking nobles can use it. If middle-class or lower nobles use it, they will become shitsurei, so they must enter through the door of the corridor.
This is also written in Sanjo-Nakayama-kuden.
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The staff of the mansion do their work here. Therefore, a large vermilion desk called a daiban is placed here.The staff also manages attendance.
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In wealthy mansions, various offerings imposed on the territory are brought into the samurai corridor.
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The west side of the office is a waiting room for visitors, and the east side is for night duty. 4 people can stay overnight.
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Zuishinjo is the office of the person who guard house. It's like a guard house in Skyrim.
The Zuishinjo is located southeast of the mansion.
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The inside looks like this. There is an irori fireplace in the center.
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You can remove the interior of every place and turn it into a craft room.
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Shikigami supports it because there was no base of the right size.
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The shikigami on the left is in charge of cooking, and the doll on the right is in charge of the smelting furnace and tanning.
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By using purple soul gems, you can dispatch multiple cooking shikigami. Shikigami are usually near the zushidana.
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Even in the Heian period, there were baths, but people bathed in hot water instead of taking baths. It seems that there was no idea to clean the body with hot water.
However, there is a description of the popular hot spring resort "Nanakuri no Yu, Arima no Yu, and Tamatsukuri no Yu" in the "Makura no Soshi", so it's not like I never took a bath.
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I'm tweaking the boundaries so that the hot spring can be reached from the northeast of the mansion.
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The hot water is white cloudy water.
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Since there are multiple hot springs, it is also possible to separate them for men and women.
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The hot water is deep enough for a half-body bath when sitting on a chair.
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Lantern floating is performed at the hot spring "Higan". It is a kind of "Okuribi" that sends the souls of the dead back to the afterlife, and is similar to "Nagashibina".
"Nagashibina" is the original form of the Doll's Festival, and is an event in which dolls are put on a boat and sent to the sea.
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From V3.0, I will add a "Shogatsu-Daikyo" (New Year's banquet meaning) in the Heian period.Shogatsu-Taikyo is a banquet held by ministers on New Year's Day. Banquet are also one of the rituals that includes public events.
It can be roughly divided into three types: "Worship" for owner of the mansion, "Ennoza" which is a formal banquet, and "Onnoza" which is equivalent to the modern second party.
However, there are many parts that are speculated because there are few existing materials.The interior is based on the Higashi Sanjo Palace and the annual event picture scroll.
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At the New Year's festival, there are many treats from the Heian period.
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However, the residents of the mansion are the ones who entertain the guests, so they cannot eat the treats.
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First, let the people she invites know the date and time of the event. Invited to this banquet are Daijokan staff.
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Sonja is the person with the highest status among the senior staff invited. It means that the rank is high among the invited guests, so there are cases where the status is lower than her.
She will send messengers to pick up and drop off the sonja.In addition, tenjobito and shodaibu are also invited.
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The south garden is covered with a Man (curtains meaning). It's a familiar thing at the entrance ceremony of Japanese schools.
The protruding part on the east side is called man-mon, and you enter from here.
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This place is called Tachizukuridokoro, where the food is cooked. There are two large cutting boards in the north and south, and a shelf in the west where fish and sweet chestnuts are placed.
In the east, a bottle containing sake and a tray for transporting it are placed. Next to it is a hearth and a cauldron.
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This is called the Sakabedokoro, where the sake is warmed. In ancient documents, the word "keshi" is written here, so the Keshi may have been in charge of sake.
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Invited guests will wait here until sonja arrives. Basically, it seems that the clothes of middle-ranking staff and above are all black.
When the sonja arrives, the senior staff will enter with the sonja in the lead. This is followed by middle-ranking staff and low-ranking staff.
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The positions of the first, second, and third row heads in the south garden are clearly defined.When lined up in three lines, the Sonja is doing aisatsu with her.
After the aisatsu, she and Sonja give way to each other three times in front of the stairs of the shinden (called sanjo). Then walk up the stairs side by side.
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When they go up the stairs, she sits on the shinno-za, and the sonja sits on the sonja-za. After that, the senior staff also climb the stairs and sit in the seats in the moya-za.
In the past, the shinno (prince meaning) also participated, but he stopped participating due to a certain incident. The shinno-za is thought to be a remnant of the past.
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Middle-ranking staff exit the man-mon and go up the stairs to the south of the chu-mon corrdor. Low-ranking staff exit through the chu-mon and enter through the door next to the chu-mon. The Tenjobito and Shodaibu enter through the Samurai-corridor.
It is clearly divided from where to enter depending on the difference in social status.
There is no record of how the lowest-ranking staff and Tenjobito entered the palace is unknown. It is assumed that they performed aisatsu.
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Since the lowest-ranking staff are not allowed to enter the mansion, they will be seated in the south garden.
It must have been very cold because it was winter and there was no wind protection. Commoners cannot enter the mansion.
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One or two sonja are invited, the higher being seated on the south side. Sit on the south side even when the sonja is alone.
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There is also a difference in social status among senior staff, and staff with high status sit in order from the north east.
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Once everyone is seated, the ceremony begins with the sharing a drink of sake three times from the ceremonial cup.
The first time, she drinks sake first and hands the sake cup to the sonja. After that, hand it over to the senior staff, and when everyone has drunk it, the first time is over.
The second time, she does not drink the sake and hands it over to the sonja and repeats the same process.
The third time is the same, but it is unknown whether the organizer will drink or not.
In the record, it seems that organizer excused himself for drinking the third time, so it may be better not to drink.
In the Muromachi period, this ceremony became a ceremony called "Shiki Sankon".
There is no record of what the middle-ranking staff were doing, so it is unknown, but I think they were doing the same thing.
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As the banquet progresses, a falconer accompanied by a dog master appears in the garden from the gate.Both of them are falconry employees and came to hand over the pheasant they got from hunting.
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After handing over the pheasant at Tachizukuridokoro, the falconer receives sake and shares the sake cup with the dogmaster.
After that, they gets a roku (gift meaning) and leaves.The appearance of the two is a sideshow of the banquet, and after they leave, Bugaku is performed and the banquet continues.
There is no record of what the gift was, so it is unknown, but since it can be handed over at this place, it is thought that it is rice or cloth that can be used for bartering.
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The received pheasant will be cooked here and served to the table.
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After the sharing of sake is over, the food is served, but the sake continues to be served continuously. However, unlike before, the cup of sake that is served from here becomes an earthenware vessel.
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The reception of court senior staff is the duty of the tenjobito and shodaibu, but this time there are few people, so ninja will do it specially.
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In fact, not only tenjobito and shodaibu, but also the shinno served court senior staff. The shinno has an image of being treated as sonja, but in reality he is treated as a mere worker.Upon learning of this, Emperor Murakami was furious and forced the host minister to leave the event two days after the banquet.
Since then, the shinno no longer participates in the New Year's ceremony.
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The content of the meal differs depending on the social status.
sonja is the most abundant type. In ancient documents, the upper right is the menu of the sonja.
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2. Salt
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1. Pheasant
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2. Carp
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3. Trout
ããAccording to ancient documents, it is written that it is about salmon. Confusing.
4. Sea bream
ããProbably sea bream sashimi. Fresh sea bream is precious.
5. Shitatami
ããIn modern times, it is a conch shell called bateira and is also called shittaka. After being boiled in salt, take out the meat and skewer it.
6. Crab
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7. Ishika
ããThere is a theory of Tokoroten and goose barnacle. I chose Tokoroten here.
8. Sea urchin
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9. Abalone
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10. Sakae screw
ããAfter being boiled in salt, take out the meat and skewer it.
11. White shellfish
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12. Sea urchin
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13. Momukikomi
ããIt is the innards of a pheasant that has been pickled in salt. Aristocrats also eat the pheasant's internal organs raw.
ããNever eat the viscera raw as it is very dangerous.
14. Jellyfish
ããAccording to ancient texts, jellyfish are washed well with salt and sake, cut into squares, and bonito soaked in sake to make the soup stock, which is then seasoned with vinegar.
ããIn the Heian period, the food was not seasoned, but it seems that only the jellyfish was particular.
15. Sea squirt
ããIt is pronounced as sea squirt instead of sea cucumber. It is also politely written as sea squirt in ancient documents.
ããIt seems to have been sashimi, but here it is salted.
ããTo be honest, I think it's hard to eat sea squirts as sashimi in an age when transportation technology is not well developed, as they lose their freshness very quickly.
ããAnyway, the sea odor remains in the mouth.
16. Bat
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Middle-ranking staff sit on the west-eaves of the shinden. The north side is the seat of honor.
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Low-ranking staff sit in the double corridor to the northwest of the shinden. There should be a lot of staff of the same rank, so There may not be a seat of honor.
The menu for junior staff members is not listed. So I used a menu that I don't know whose it is.
The lowest-ranking staff are also on the same menu.
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The tenjobito sits in the double corridor on the north side of the shinden. There is no seat of honor and no view of the garden. Tenjobito offers "So".
So is like modern cheese.
Nobles love cheese, and Emperor Monmu made it mandatory to pay cheese as tax by January.
This cheese was also widely used as an offering at Buddhist events.
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The shodaibu sit in the single corridor on the north side of the west-tai. So is also provided to shodaibu.
So is very easy to make, just boil the milk down. However, unlike cheese, it spoils, so it seems that it was made in November so that it would be in time for January.
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Seat of the owner of the mansion is the south-eaves of the shinden. The number of menus is the smallest because she is the hospitality side.
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Tenjobito and shodaifu are mere workers, not guests, and they are served two types of meals.
It is also written in ancient documents.
Furthermore, the reason why the seat is on the north side is that it is not allowed to come to the south side where it is hare (sacred meaning).
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By the way, those who delivered inferior cheese or those who did not make it in time were beaten with sticks (cane sin).
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Additional meals will be served at the banquet. Since the details are unknown, it is a standard dish.
1. Pheasant soup
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2. Abalone soup
3. Eel bowl
ããIt is a specialty of Touhou Gensokyo.
4. Grilled propagule
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5. Yakitori
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6. Grilled sea bream
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It seems that pheasant legs were usually grilled and eaten, but on special occasions such as banquets, it was customary to boil them and make soup.
However, it is not seasoned and does not contain leeks.It may just be that the pheasant's feet are in the hot water.
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I don't think there is any difference in the additional dishes, so she will also be the same dish.
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There are no additional dishes for tenjobito and shodaibu.
By the way, onions, which are considered to be the oldest cultivated plant, became available in Japan after 1800.
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At the Shogatu-Daikyo, I knew the shape and exact location of the toilet, so I added it to Hakugyokuro.
How to use it is the same as a modern potty. The torii-like thing is a device to put the kimono on here so that it does not get dirty.
There was no toilet paper, so they used wood instead.
It is very inconvenient compared to today.
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The location of the restroom is right next to the seat of the low-ranking staff.
It is thought that the smell was strong because it was separated by a folding screen and a sudare.
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It seems that there is also a menu of Onnoza, but there is no record, so I made it what the author wants to add.
Onnoza seems to have a lot of desserts.
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The details of the interior are unknown, but in Onza, the seat will be moved. However, since they never leave the venue, it may have been an unreserved seat.
They carry a enza with them when they move.
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As with ennoza, the menu changes depending on social status. Otoro is limited to sonja, and Sweetroll is limited to senior staff.
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Tenjobito is steamed buns and sweet chestnuts, and shodaibu is steamed buns.
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In fact, it is unknown whether tenjobito and shodaibu had meals at Onnoza.
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Tenjobito has a chance to stand out in Onnoza. It is said that tenjobito, who excelled in art, performed together with the senior staff members.
Senior staff play along to tenjobito. Besides playing, I also write poetry.
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After Onnoza is over, it's time for gifts. Daijokan staff are given in order from the lowest-ranking staff. Senior staff can't receive gifts and must help distribute them.
I don't know what they received, but they may have received expensive silks.
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After receiving the gift, go down to the garden and aisatsu to her.
The arrangements are unknown, but the lower-level staff will leave as they are, and the middle-level staff will return to the sleeping hall to continue the banquet.
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The sonja got a horse. The word "Hikidemono" seems to have originated from the fact that the horse was pulled out into the garden.
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Tenjobito and shodaibu are not guests, so they don't get anything. They probably won't be able to go home because the banquet is going on and they have to clean up.
take care of yourself!
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For those who download this MOD, I will send you a talking body pillow of a gift.
I'm sorry, but it is only Japanese voice.
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The other side is the bride's costume.
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Easy to use, just hug and sleep. Place it on your bed as a decoration.
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The storage location is the zushidana of the Shinno-za.
There is also a body pillow of maguro. It doesn't just talk, it screams. Please pay attention to the volume.
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ãã£ãšãããã®ã¯ãªãããããããA long time ago story
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Enter from the nurigome of the shinden.
I feel like if you find a butterfly for the time being, you'll be able to move on.
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Views of life and death in the Heian period
In the Heian period, "death" is considered to be the greatest "kegare (abhorrence meaing)." They even hesitated to write down the funeral arrangements.
It is not uncommon for people to kick out the house, saying that if they die at home, the house will be polluted. Some people leave voluntarily in search of a place to die so as not to trouble their families.
Adashino in the West, Toribeno in the East, and Rendaino in the North were once famous as the three major burial grounds of Kyoto.
Adashino, which means "field of impermanence", was overflowing with abandoned corpses. Seeing this, Kobo-Daishi Kukai built Gochisan Nyorai-ji Temple for memorial services.
Even in the Heian period, funerals were Buddhist-style.
However, paper dolls were sometimes used, so it seems that there were funerals where onmyoji were also involved.
Onmyoji have the role of exorcising the deceased's impureness by transferring them to paper dolls.
This paper doll will later be thrown into the river or the sea. This is the origin of Hinamatsuri, which is later called Hina Nagashi.
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The second hugging pillow has been completed.
The costume is based on the model of the female protagonist of Persona 3 Portable.
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The costume on the other side is the Angel model of Shin Megami Tensei 3.
The width has increased because of the wings.
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As you can see, Angel has no obscenities whatsoever.
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There is also a adoring hugging pillow this time. Sorry, this is English audio only.
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In the Heian period, aristocrats did not often take baths due to their religious beliefs. At this time, they change into a kimono called yukatabira. This later became popular as a yukata.
In the Heian period, aristocrats did not often take baths due to their religious beliefs. At this time, they change into a kimono called yukatabira. This later became popular as a yukata.
It is said that because he only washed his body in the bath once every five days, skin diseases were prevalent and his body odor was very strong.
I don't like that, so I added a hot spring facility to Hakugyokurou.
Added 6 facilities so that they can be separated by gender.
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It is modeled after the lantern nagashi, which mourns the souls of the dead.
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It is modeled after a ghost fire that is passed down in Kyushu.
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It is modeled after autumn leaves.
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It is modeled after Kinkakuji.
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The flower language of black flowers means a curse.I imagined a curse.
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I imagined the afterlife where demon fire drifts.
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"Hourai"
This is an image of the story of Taketori.
By the way, when the messenger of the moon came, Princess Kaguya hid it in a nurigome. Nurigome are also used as hiding places.
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Hangonchou's are free-ranging. They are not Critters and cannot be captured or attacked. Therefore, there is no problem caused by script.
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The upper aristocratic mansion (Shinden-zukuri) "Hakugyokurou" and "Mugen no Araka" of the Heian period will be added.
Shinden-zukuri is modeled after the Higashi Sanjodono and the spring town of "Genji Monogatari".
Hakugyokurou is a derivative work with the motif of Hakugyokurou in Touhou project.
In order to match the original, it is made into a Shinden-zukuri at the end of the Heian period.
Mugen no Araka is a Shinden-zukuri with the motif of Itsukushima Shrine.
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From v3.0, I have implemented the world's first Heian period Shogatsu-Daikyo (New Year's banquet meaning) three dimensions.
I will also add a talking Yuyu-sama body pillow and a screaming maguro body pillow.
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From v5.0, we will add the corridor of recollection "Memories of You".It is an exploration type dungeon.
If you go too far, you will be trapped until you find the exit, so we recommend preparing an escape method or saving in advance.
The clear reward will be a secret treasure chest with interior goods.
I will add âHoraiâ and âHangonchoâ as hot spring facilities. In addition, one step of the hot spring stairs has been added. I think that it will be difficult to stop on the stairs when moving. Hot spring has changed BGM.
Also, you can change the door to the hot spring facility to one without eyes. If you don't like a lot of eyes, use a nearby shikigami to change it.
Further, you can place a adoring shooting target near the family room. It can be installed with a yellow soul stone in the family room.
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v5.0 v5.0 The gate now looks the same as the LE, but with a single instead of a double.
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Even in the vanilla state, the same thing is happening at the same type of gate in Blue Palace, and the cause is unknown, so we changed it.
Change the door type from double to single.
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Shinden-zukuri is an architectural style of high-rise houses from the Heian period to the Middle Ages.
It was once thought to be a symmetric luxury mansion with a magnificent pair in the east and west and a large pond in the south, but that is just the imagination of the late parents' house in the Edo period.
The actual situation is considered to change drastically from time to time depending on the hierarchy.
Shinden-zukuri was influenced by various technological advances and changes in social life in the Middle Ages, and changed to Shoin-zukuri from the end of the Muromachi period to the Momoyama period, and is also the origin of today's Japanese-style houses.
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A bamboo blind is always hung around the Shinden-zukuri.After opening the shitomido at dawn, roll up the bamboo blinds and place the kichou underneath.The length of the bamboo blind can be changed.
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Ika is a hanger rack from the Heian period.Aristocrats in the Heian period didn't take a lot of baths, so they used to add scent to their kimonos to disguise their body odor.
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The fusuma fitted between the pillars are fixed with lintels and shoji screens.It was called a torii shoji because this form resembled the shape of a torii.The height of the fusuma is about 2.1m. Kamoi is a device to lower the fusuma.
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Used for the outer circumference. Mairado was used on the north side of the Shinden-zukuri, which is not very visible, and the shitomido was used on the south side.The height is about 2.4m.
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Used for the outer circumference. At night, close the upper and lower shitomido as shown on the left. At dawn, open the shitomido as shown in the middle or on the right.
The height is about 2.4m and it is extremely heavy, so in the Kamakura period there was a person in charge of opening and closing the door.
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The edge of the tatami mat represents the height of the formal style. From left to right, they are the Ungenberi, Daimonkourai, and Shoumonkourai.
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It is a substitute for humans. Equipped with a radish blade.
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Since the end of the Heian period, kogumigou ceilings have been used. However, it is only in the most prestigious place in Shinden-zukuri.
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Fit the tsumado between the lacquered pillars and hang the curtain. Insert a side shoji next to the pillar. The curtains indicate that this is a bedroom.
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A bed with a canopy from the Heian period. It used to be inside the nurigome, but it came out of the nurigome around 1100.
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Inside, a three-shaku kichou is placed in the south, east, and west, and a pillow kichou is placed at the bedside. A talisman mirror is hung on the north pillar. Amulet (honorable horn) to avoid water accidents is hung on the south pillar.
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It is a amulet made of mulberry tree, which is shaped like the a rhinoceros horn and has a wave pattern carved into it, and then covered with a silver net. Originally it was a rhinoceros horn, but since it is no longer available, it is chopped into wood and used as a substitute. It is about 9 cm in size.
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In the Heian period, curses were taken for granted. It was thought that the mirror had a mysterious power, such as leading to a different world and being a talisman.
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Pillows in the Heian period were made of white cloth wrapped around wood.
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Furnishings from the Heian period. It can be used as an accessory case or for placing things.
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Karabitsu
In the Heian period, it was used to protect the contents of treasures, clothes, documents, weapons, etc. from moisture.
It is based on the phoenix-enmon-raden-karabitsu of the important cultural property.
By the way, the one with legs is called KaraBitsu, and the one without legs is called Yamatobitsu.
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It is a meal prepared at a banquet. The banquet hall reproduces the celebration of Fujiwara no Yorinaga's promotion to minister on December 21, 1136.
Although the menu has not been reproduced, seafood was used as a treat during the Heian period.
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The opening and closing of the shitomido by light blue soul gem is a switch with the closed shitomido, so the shitomido cannot be operated.
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A circular cushion. Classes are divided by color.
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Hibako
A toilet in the Heian period. How to use it is the same as a modern potty.
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There was no toilet paper, so they used wood instead.
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Kabeshiro
A kind of curtain. They used it as a windbreak in winter.
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This is a sukima. It seems that it leads to another space.
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Horai Jade Branch
I made a bonsai of the Horai Jade Branch, which is famous for "Taketori Monogatari". You can put it as an interior.
It's stored in the Karabitsu in the children's room.
The left is a Taketori Monogatari model, and the right is a Touhou project model.
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Please put away all Kichou when setting up the Shogatsu-Daikyo.
All additional folding screens can be passed through so as not to hinder the movement of followers as much as possible.
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As a situation, it will be a job hunting for a certain ninja. Hakugyokurou has decided to hire her.
Hakugyokurou is a mansion in the afterlife. Cross to the "other side" using the river that runs through Riverwood.
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To get to Hakugyokuro, you have to climb a long stairway just like High Hrothgar.
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Shinden-zukuri has different gates depending on the status of the owner of the mansion. Hakugyokurou is the highest grade four-legged gate owned by ministers class.
The gate in the wall of the large mansion is open at all times of the day.
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Shinden-zukuri has two gates. The previous gate is the sei-mon and this is the chu-mon. Having a cahumon itself indicates a high status, and the status is further divided. This is the age-chumon of the highest grade.
At the chu-mon, there is a corridor called chu-mon corridor, which has lattice windows (windows made of thin wood or bamboo arranged vertically or horizontally at regular intervals) running north to south.
The north is the horizontal-renshi, and the south is the vertical-renshi. The addition of a lattice window to the chu-mon corridor indicates the formality of the mansion in the same way as the gate.
In Shinden-zukuri, the chu-mon is the entrance.
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When you visit the mansion, let's convey your requirements to the housekeeper who is in charge of all household chores. It is shitzrei to enter without permission.
You may be forced out. This is also written in the "cockfight" of the annual event picture scroll.
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This is the south garden, and you can look out over the mansion.Shinden-zukuri basically uses round pillars. This is because round pillars were considered higher than square pillars. And a parapet is attached around the building.A shinden-zukuri without a railing is considered a sanshita.
The roof is thatched with cypress bark. In the Heian period, cypress bark roofing was regarded as the highest quality roof, higher than tiles. Also, with the construction technology of the time, the slope of the roof is limited to 25 degrees, so it looks a little flat.
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Job-hunting students will perform a "ceremony of obedience" to the owner of the mansion.
Job-hunting students aisatsu the owner of the mansion in the south garden. After that, her saying "OK" and becomes the appointment ceremony.
And she gets permission to go up to the mansion and have a conversation.
By the way, a person who has obtained permission to enter the emperor's residence is called a tenjobito.
The overhanging roof that covers the stairs here is called "Hashikakushi", and only the minister class can install it.
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The stairs here are special stairs that only the owner of the mansion can use. It is sugoi-shitzrei for visitors to use it.
Furthermore, even the owner of the mansion only uses it for official events (only the owner seems to have used it from time to time since the Kamakura period).
Let's go around to the east-tai (building).
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This is the east-tai and the bottom right is the floor plan.
Orange is the omoya, yellow is the eaves, green is the mago-eaves, light blue is the hiro-eaves, and light purple is the sunoko.
Omoya is the center of the building, the eaves and mago-eaves are extensions of the interior, and the hiro-eaves are extensions of the exterior. The sunoko is the same as the wood deck because it is a open verandah.
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In the Heian period, it was believed that the outdoors were of a lower class than the indoors. For this reason, square pillars are used instead of round pillars in hiro-hisashi, which is treated as an outdoor space. Furthermore, there was a step to indicate the difference in rank. However, since the hiro-eaves is considered to be higher than the sunoko, there is a step here as well.
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The hiro-eaves is outdoors, but you need to take off your shoes before going up. The Japanese culture of taking off shoes began in the Heian period.
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The stairs here can only be used by senior aristocrats. It is shitzrei to use it by middle class or lower nobles.
Use the stairs south of the chu-mon corridor.
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This is a single corridor called Sukiwatadono. This is the corridor that connects shinden and tai, which are the residences of the owner of the mansion.
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The mansion's employees can't go out casually and don't have a calendar. So I felt the change of seasons here.
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Sansita, who is like a lower noble, can enter the mansion but cannot enter the room. Lower-class nobles sit in the sunoko, a lower class, and talks to the owner of the mansion.
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Senior aristocrats and people who are close to the owner of the mansion can enter the omoya and talk to them. Middle-class aristocrats can enter up to the eaves. The extent to which a visitor is allowed to enter the mansion is clearly determined by their status.
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This is the living room of Hakugyokurou. From the living room you can see the zen garden. The part surrounded by the red line in the top right plan is the living room.
Only those who are close to the owner of the mansion are allowed into the living room.Even the Chief Justice of Hell cannot enter without permission.
In the Heian period, there was a concept of "Hare'' meaning sacred and "Ke'' meaning secular.The omoya and the south side are called "Hare", and the living room and the north side are called "Ke".
In Hare, where visitors can look around, they are particular about fittings and appearance, but since they do not enter the space of Ke, they wear comfortable clothes without flashy decorations like folding screens.
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Hare is formal even for nobles, so they often stay in the living room unless guests come.There was also a time when hi-no-omashi was a formality.
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The aristocratic games include kaiawase (like Concentration), kemari, and tanka.
Green tea was drunk in the Heian period, and there is a book called "Chakyou" that was introduced from the Tang Dynasty.
The contents can be seen not only in the tea ceremony, but also in the spirit of the tea ceremony.
Green tea at that time was treated as a medicine, and it wasn't until the Kamakura period that it became popular as a drink.
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The employee's bed is located in a place called "North-tairou" in the north of the shinden. Tairou is a tai where omoya is small.
There are no rooms for general employees, but Hakugyokuro provides partitions.
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This is the double corridor that extends to the east and west of the shinden.
Depending on the era, it is used as a waiting room, office, and bed for those who serve the owner of the mansion.
The living quarters of the relatives of the owner of the mansion are the east-tai and the west-taishiro.
Taishiro is a tai without mago-eaves.
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This is the northwest-taishiro.Residential area for children and spouse.From the cherry blossoms here you can go to the children's playground.
The kicked doll on the left is used as a katashiro for children to hit with weapons.
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It was decided that Katashiro would have a radish. Leeks and carrots were unfortunately eliminated.
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A banquet hall can be opened in the east chu-mon corridor.
The banquet hall reproduces the celebration of Fujiwara no Yorinaga's promotion to minister on December 21, 1136.
A banquet in the chu-mon corridor is narrow and cannot be held unless it is the largest Shinden-zukuri. What we do here means that it is a big mansion.
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During the Heian period, Buddhist beliefs prohibited the consumption of meat (but pheasants and wild geese were not prohibited, including eggs).Seafood such as crabs, prawns, clams and abalone were therefore a delicacy.These can only be eaten on special occasions such as banquets.
Aristocrats normally eat twice a day, in the morning and in the evening. The menu doesn't use much fresh ingredients, so it consists of white rice, dried fish, vegetables, and pickles.
There are three types of cooking: steaming, boiling, and grilling.There are four kinds of seasonings called sake, vinegar, salt, and soy sauce.
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There are many sakura planted in Hakugyokurou. There is a very large sakura in the south garden, which is open to the public. Zen garden is closed to the public because it is located north of shinden.
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You can change the color of the flower by examining the very large sakura in the south garden.
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In the Heian period, cockfights were held.
You can go to the cockfighting arena from the mirror in the double corridor of Tohoku. Immortal Cuccos-san will give you combat training here.
Cuccos-san accepts all newly learned magic and weapons from the front.
At the end of the training, please use the Calming Scroll placed at the entrance.
Cuccos-san will chase you to the ends of the earth.
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Cockfight is not just about fighting. On March 3rd, there was a competition called Toriawase where chickens were proud of.
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The winner performs a performance called 'Ranjo' on flutes and drums. Furthermore, if the West wins, a dance called âRaryooâ will be performed, and if the East wins, a dance called âNasoriâ will be performed. Cockfight also had an elegant side, with music and bugaku performed.
This is the west-taishiro. Compared to the east-tai, it is a little narrower because there is no mago-eaves. Nurigome on the north side is a storage room.
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This is the east-tai. The east-tai is about the same size as shinden. Large ceremonies and banquets sometimes center on the east-pair. Nurigome on the north side is a storage room.
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This is the shinden. It is the residence of the owner of the mansion and is the most splendid place. However, if the visitor's status is higher than that of the owner of the mansion, this place must be offered. Only during this time, the owner of the mansion will move to another location such as the east double corridor.
In the Kamakura period, the living room of the owner of the mansion was not a shinden, but a double corridor extending from east to west. At this time, the place is called "Idei".
Nurigome on the east side is a bedroom called the palace of the night. The nurigome was originally used as a bedroom, but from around 1100 it was used as a storage oom.
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This is the interior of the palace at night, and there is nothing there. The plaster on the door does not reach the roof, so there is a gap and light is coming in.
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If you use the nurigome as a treasure house, place your ancestral treasures in it. Nurigome were considered sacred places because sleeping on the spot meant that the ancestors would protect them.
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From the south of the east-west chu-mon corridor, you can cross to the tsuridono. Enjoying the cool breeze and moon viewing were held in the fishing hall. It also serves as a viewing area for events held in the South Garden.
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There are many ghosts living in Hakugyokurou, but it is a very quiet place.
The ghosts in the afterlife cannot stay here forever because they will eventually attain enlightenment or reincarnation.
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The double corridor on the east side seems to have been used to welcome guests who did not need to go up to the tai or the shinden.
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A samurai corridor is an office. Office work in the mansion is done here. Samurai means to serve people.
The sei-mon is always open during the day and anyone can enter. Therefore, a wall was built on the south side of the samurai corridor to prevent prying eyes.
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This is the waiting room for visitors and also the entrance to the mansion. Chu-mon is always closed when there is no event. Therefore, in everyday life, people used to enter and exit from the ssumado called 'Kurumayosedo' next to the chu-mon.
However, only the owner, residents, and high-ranking nobles can use it. If middle-class or lower nobles use it, they will become shitsurei, so they must enter through the door of the corridor.
This is also written in Sanjo-Nakayama-kuden.
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The staff of the mansion do their work here. Therefore, a large vermilion desk called a daiban is placed here.The staff also manages attendance.
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In wealthy mansions, various offerings imposed on the territory are brought into the samurai corridor.
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The west side of the office is a waiting room for visitors, and the east side is for night duty. 4 people can stay overnight.
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Zuishinjo is the office of the person who guard house. It's like a guard house in Skyrim.
The Zuishinjo is located southeast of the mansion.
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The inside looks like this. There is an irori fireplace in the center.
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You can remove the interior of every place and turn it into a craft room.
Please use the nearby red soul gems to change.
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Shikigami supports it because there was no base of the right size.
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The shikigami on the left is in charge of cooking, and the doll on the right is in charge of the smelting furnace and tanning.
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By using purple soul gems, you can dispatch multiple cooking shikigami. Shikigami are usually near the zushidana.
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Even in the Heian period, there were baths, but people bathed in hot water instead of taking baths. It seems that there was no idea to clean the body with hot water.
However, there is a description of the popular hot spring resort "Nanakuri no Yu, Arima no Yu, and Tamatsukuri no Yu" in the "Makura no Soshi", so it's not like I never took a bath.
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I'm tweaking the boundaries so that the hot spring can be reached from the northeast of the mansion.
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The hot water is white cloudy water.
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Since there are multiple hot springs, it is also possible to separate them for men and women.
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The hot water is deep enough for a half-body bath when sitting on a chair.
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Lantern floating is performed at the hot spring "Higan". It is a kind of "Okuribi" that sends the souls of the dead back to the afterlife, and is similar to "Nagashibina".
"Nagashibina" is the original form of the Doll's Festival, and is an event in which dolls are put on a boat and sent to the sea.
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From V3.0, I will add a "Shogatsu-Daikyo" (New Year's banquet meaning) in the Heian period.Shogatsu-Taikyo is a banquet held by ministers on New Year's Day. Banquet are also one of the rituals that includes public events.
It can be roughly divided into three types: "Worship" for owner of the mansion, "Ennoza" which is a formal banquet, and "Onnoza" which is equivalent to the modern second party.
However, there are many parts that are speculated because there are few existing materials.The interior is based on the Higashi Sanjo Palace and the annual event picture scroll.
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At the New Year's festival, there are many treats from the Heian period.
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However, the residents of the mansion are the ones who entertain the guests, so they cannot eat the treats.
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First, let the people she invites know the date and time of the event. Invited to this banquet are Daijokan staff.
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Sonja is the person with the highest status among the senior staff invited. It means that the rank is high among the invited guests, so there are cases where the status is lower than her.
She will send messengers to pick up and drop off the sonja.In addition, tenjobito and shodaibu are also invited.
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The south garden is covered with a Man (curtains meaning). It's a familiar thing at the entrance ceremony of Japanese schools.
The protruding part on the east side is called man-mon, and you enter from here.
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This place is called Tachizukuridokoro, where the food is cooked. There are two large cutting boards in the north and south, and a shelf in the west where fish and sweet chestnuts are placed.
In the east, a bottle containing sake and a tray for transporting it are placed. Next to it is a hearth and a cauldron.
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This is called the Sakabedokoro, where the sake is warmed. In ancient documents, the word "keshi" is written here, so the Keshi may have been in charge of sake.
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Invited guests will wait here until sonja arrives. Basically, it seems that the clothes of middle-ranking staff and above are all black.
When the sonja arrives, the senior staff will enter with the sonja in the lead. This is followed by middle-ranking staff and low-ranking staff.
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The positions of the first, second, and third row heads in the south garden are clearly defined.When lined up in three lines, the Sonja is doing aisatsu with her.
After the aisatsu, she and Sonja give way to each other three times in front of the stairs of the shinden (called sanjo). Then walk up the stairs side by side.
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When they go up the stairs, she sits on the shinno-za, and the sonja sits on the sonja-za. After that, the senior staff also climb the stairs and sit in the seats in the moya-za.
In the past, the shinno (prince meaning) also participated, but he stopped participating due to a certain incident. The shinno-za is thought to be a remnant of the past.
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Middle-ranking staff exit the man-mon and go up the stairs to the south of the chu-mon corrdor. Low-ranking staff exit through the chu-mon and enter through the door next to the chu-mon. The Tenjobito and Shodaibu enter through the Samurai-corridor.
It is clearly divided from where to enter depending on the difference in social status.
There is no record of how the lowest-ranking staff and Tenjobito entered the palace is unknown. It is assumed that they performed aisatsu.
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Since the lowest-ranking staff are not allowed to enter the mansion, they will be seated in the south garden.
It must have been very cold because it was winter and there was no wind protection. Commoners cannot enter the mansion.
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One or two sonja are invited, the higher being seated on the south side. Sit on the south side even when the sonja is alone.
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There is also a difference in social status among senior staff, and staff with high status sit in order from the north east.
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Once everyone is seated, the ceremony begins with the sharing a drink of sake three times from the ceremonial cup.
The first time, she drinks sake first and hands the sake cup to the sonja. After that, hand it over to the senior staff, and when everyone has drunk it, the first time is over.
The second time, she does not drink the sake and hands it over to the sonja and repeats the same process.
The third time is the same, but it is unknown whether the organizer will drink or not.
In the record, it seems that organizer excused himself for drinking the third time, so it may be better not to drink.
In the Muromachi period, this ceremony became a ceremony called "Shiki Sankon".
There is no record of what the middle-ranking staff were doing, so it is unknown, but I think they were doing the same thing.
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As the banquet progresses, a falconer accompanied by a dog master appears in the garden from the gate.Both of them are falconry employees and came to hand over the pheasant they got from hunting.
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After handing over the pheasant at Tachizukuridokoro, the falconer receives sake and shares the sake cup with the dogmaster.
After that, they gets a roku (gift meaning) and leaves.The appearance of the two is a sideshow of the banquet, and after they leave, Bugaku is performed and the banquet continues.
There is no record of what the gift was, so it is unknown, but since it can be handed over at this place, it is thought that it is rice or cloth that can be used for bartering.
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The received pheasant will be cooked here and served to the table.
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In fact, not only tenjobito and shodaibu, but also the shinno served court senior staff. The shinno has an image of being treated as sonja, but in reality he is treated as a mere worker.Upon learning of this, Emperor Murakami was furious and forced the host minister to leave the event two days after the banquet.
Since then, the shinno no longer participates in the New Year's ceremony.
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The content of the meal differs depending on the social status.
sonja is the most abundant type. In ancient documents, the upper right is the menu of the sonja.
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2. Salt
3. Vinegar
4. Sake
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Seasonings in the Heian period are called "yougusamono" with only these 4 kinds. The food is cut, baked, boiled, and steamed, so there is no seasoning, so you can adjust the taste and eat it.In addition, it seems that silver tableware was also used, so only the sonja uses silver tableware.
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1. Pheasant
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ããDo not eat them raw as they are dangerous.
2. Carp
ããVinegared carp
3. Trout
ããAccording to ancient documents, it is written that it is about salmon. Confusing.
4. Sea bream
ããProbably sea bream sashimi. Fresh sea bream is precious.
5. Shitatami
ããIn modern times, it is a conch shell called bateira and is also called shittaka. After being boiled in salt, take out the meat and skewer it.
6. Crab
ããBoiled crab
7. Ishika
ããThere is a theory of Tokoroten and goose barnacle. I chose Tokoroten here.
8. Sea urchin
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9. Abalone
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10. Sakae screw
ããAfter being boiled in salt, take out the meat and skewer it.
11. White shellfish
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12. Sea urchin
ããThe spelling is different from the sea urchin in 8, so the type may be different.
13. Momukikomi
ããIt is the innards of a pheasant that has been pickled in salt. Aristocrats also eat the pheasant's internal organs raw.
ããNever eat the viscera raw as it is very dangerous.
14. Jellyfish
ããAccording to ancient texts, jellyfish are washed well with salt and sake, cut into squares, and bonito soaked in sake to make the soup stock, which is then seasoned with vinegar.
ããIn the Heian period, the food was not seasoned, but it seems that only the jellyfish was particular.
15. Sea squirt
ããIt is pronounced as sea squirt instead of sea cucumber. It is also politely written as sea squirt in ancient documents.
ããIt seems to have been sashimi, but here it is salted.
ããTo be honest, I think it's hard to eat sea squirts as sashimi in an age when transportation technology is not well developed, as they lose their freshness very quickly.
ããAnyway, the sea odor remains in the mouth.
16. Bat
ããIt says bats, but they didn't eat bats. It is thought that it is sea bream hishio because it is written as sea bream hishio in ancient documents.
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Middle-ranking staff sit on the west-eaves of the shinden. The north side is the seat of honor.
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Low-ranking staff sit in the double corridor to the northwest of the shinden. There should be a lot of staff of the same rank, so There may not be a seat of honor.
The menu for junior staff members is not listed. So I used a menu that I don't know whose it is.
The lowest-ranking staff are also on the same menu.
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The tenjobito sits in the double corridor on the north side of the shinden. There is no seat of honor and no view of the garden. Tenjobito offers "So".
So is like modern cheese.
Nobles love cheese, and Emperor Monmu made it mandatory to pay cheese as tax by January.
This cheese was also widely used as an offering at Buddhist events.
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The shodaibu sit in the single corridor on the north side of the west-tai. So is also provided to shodaibu.
So is very easy to make, just boil the milk down. However, unlike cheese, it spoils, so it seems that it was made in November so that it would be in time for January.
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Seat of the owner of the mansion is the south-eaves of the shinden. The number of menus is the smallest because she is the hospitality side.
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Tenjobito and shodaifu are mere workers, not guests, and they are served two types of meals.
It is also written in ancient documents.
Furthermore, the reason why the seat is on the north side is that it is not allowed to come to the south side where it is hare (sacred meaning).
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By the way, those who delivered inferior cheese or those who did not make it in time were beaten with sticks (cane sin).
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Additional meals will be served at the banquet. Since the details are unknown, it is a standard dish.
1. Pheasant soup
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2. Abalone soup
3. Eel bowl
ããIt is a specialty of Touhou Gensokyo.
4. Grilled propagule
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It seems that pheasant legs were usually grilled and eaten, but on special occasions such as banquets, it was customary to boil them and make soup.
However, it is not seasoned and does not contain leeks.It may just be that the pheasant's feet are in the hot water.
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I don't think there is any difference in the additional dishes, so she will also be the same dish.
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There are no additional dishes for tenjobito and shodaibu.
By the way, onions, which are considered to be the oldest cultivated plant, became available in Japan after 1800.
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At the Shogatu-Daikyo, I knew the shape and exact location of the toilet, so I added it to Hakugyokuro.
How to use it is the same as a modern potty. The torii-like thing is a device to put the kimono on here so that it does not get dirty.
There was no toilet paper, so they used wood instead.
It is very inconvenient compared to today.
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The location of the restroom is right next to the seat of the low-ranking staff.
It is thought that the smell was strong because it was separated by a folding screen and a sudare.
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In the latter half of the banquet, it becomes "Onnoza". In Onza, the barrier of social status was removed, and it seems that performing arts were the focus.
It seems that there is also a menu of Onnoza, but there is no record, so I made it what the author wants to add.
Onnoza seems to have a lot of desserts.
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7. Japanese yam porridge
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8. Soy sauce
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The details of the interior are unknown, but in Onza, the seat will be moved. However, since they never leave the venue, it may have been an unreserved seat.
They carry a enza with them when they move.
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As with ennoza, the menu changes depending on social status. Otoro is limited to sonja, and Sweetroll is limited to senior staff.
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Tenjobito is steamed buns and sweet chestnuts, and shodaibu is steamed buns.
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In fact, it is unknown whether tenjobito and shodaibu had meals at Onnoza.
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Tenjobito has a chance to stand out in Onnoza. It is said that tenjobito, who excelled in art, performed together with the senior staff members.
Senior staff play along to tenjobito. Besides playing, I also write poetry.
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After Onnoza is over, it's time for gifts. Daijokan staff are given in order from the lowest-ranking staff. Senior staff can't receive gifts and must help distribute them.
I don't know what they received, but they may have received expensive silks.
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After receiving the gift, go down to the garden and aisatsu to her.
The arrangements are unknown, but the lower-level staff will leave as they are, and the middle-level staff will return to the sleeping hall to continue the banquet.
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The sonja got a horse. The word "Hikidemono" seems to have originated from the fact that the horse was pulled out into the garden.
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Tenjobito and shodaibu are not guests, so they don't get anything. They probably won't be able to go home because the banquet is going on and they have to clean up.
take care of yourself!
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For those who download this MOD, I will send you a talking body pillow of a gift.
I'm sorry, but it is only Japanese voice.
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The other side is the bride's costume.
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Easy to use, just hug and sleep. Place it on your bed as a decoration.
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The storage location is the zushidana of the Shinno-za.
There is also a body pillow of maguro. It doesn't just talk, it screams. Please pay attention to the volume.
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ãã£ãšãããã®ã¯ãªãããããããA long time ago story
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Enter from the nurigome of the shinden.
I feel like if you find a butterfly for the time being, you'll be able to move on.
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Views of life and death in the Heian period
In the Heian period, "death" is considered to be the greatest "kegare (abhorrence meaing)." They even hesitated to write down the funeral arrangements.
It is not uncommon for people to kick out the house, saying that if they die at home, the house will be polluted. Some people leave voluntarily in search of a place to die so as not to trouble their families.
Adashino in the West, Toribeno in the East, and Rendaino in the North were once famous as the three major burial grounds of Kyoto.
Adashino, which means "field of impermanence", was overflowing with abandoned corpses. Seeing this, Kobo-Daishi Kukai built Gochisan Nyorai-ji Temple for memorial services.
Even in the Heian period, funerals were Buddhist-style.
However, paper dolls were sometimes used, so it seems that there were funerals where onmyoji were also involved.
Onmyoji have the role of exorcising the deceased's impureness by transferring them to paper dolls.
This paper doll will later be thrown into the river or the sea. This is the origin of Hinamatsuri, which is later called Hina Nagashi.
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The second hugging pillow has been completed.
The costume is based on the model of the female protagonist of Persona 3 Portable.
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The costume on the other side is the Angel model of Shin Megami Tensei 3.
The width has increased because of the wings.
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As you can see, Angel has no obscenities whatsoever.
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There is also a adoring hugging pillow this time. Sorry, this is English audio only.
9.æž©æ³æœèšãHot spring facility
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In the Heian period, aristocrats did not often take baths due to their religious beliefs. At this time, they change into a kimono called yukatabira. This later became popular as a yukata.
In the Heian period, aristocrats did not often take baths due to their religious beliefs. At this time, they change into a kimono called yukatabira. This later became popular as a yukata.
It is said that because he only washed his body in the bath once every five days, skin diseases were prevalent and his body odor was very strong.
I don't like that, so I added a hot spring facility to Hakugyokurou.
Added 6 facilities so that they can be separated by gender.
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"Higan"
It is modeled after the lantern nagashi, which mourns the souls of the dead.
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It is modeled after a ghost fire that is passed down in Kyushu.
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"Homura"
It is modeled after autumn leaves.
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"Goukakenran"
It is modeled after Kinkakuji.
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The flower language of black flowers means a curse.I imagined a curse.
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"Kakuriyo"
I imagined the afterlife where demon fire drifts.
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"Hourai"
This is an image of the story of Taketori.
By the way, when the messenger of the moon came, Princess Kaguya hid it in a nurigome. Nurigome are also used as hiding places.
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Hangonchou's are free-ranging. They are not Critters and cannot be captured or attacked. Therefore, there is no problem caused by script.
9.åäœã«å¿ èŠãªãã®ãWhat is necessary for the operation of this Mod
Skyrim 1.9+
Update
Dawnguard
Hearthfire
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Please install with Mod Manager such as Wrye bash or NMM.
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TESV Translator
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29148/?
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