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| Long house, or row house. A house with a long ridge. Also indicates a house with a number of residences connected under a single ridge-pole. In the Edo period nagaya were built around a warrior's mansion for lower class samurai �� to live in. An example, classified as an Important Cultural Property, is the former Asa Mouri �����ї� clan's Hagi �� residence nagaya from Hagijou ����. When one section was open with a gateway the structure was called a long house gate, nagayamon ������. | ||||||
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