hada noshigawara 肌熨斗瓦

1　The second layer of tiles that is curved and set at a same angle to the first layer of tiles, dainoshi 台熨斗, which are laid over the ridge beam, *munagi 棟木. On top of the hada noshigawara are the shorter slightly curved tiles called warinoshi, 割熨斗, which are stacked at an angle closely following the angle of the hada noshigawara. The first warinoshi tile is called itonoshi 糸熨斗. There appears to be no hard and fast rule for the number of warinoshi; this depends on the curvature of the main ridge, munagi, and the size of the building. The uppermost layer of tiles is called amenoshi, 雨熨斗, and the ridge cover tiles are called *fusumagawara, 伏間瓦, or *munegawara, 棟瓦. 

2　A thick plank or tiles used to keep the top side of the short, thick, outward-sloping eave-like boards securely in place on a cypress bark roof. When tiles are used for this purpose, they are also called hada noshigawara; when planks are used, they are called *aori-ita 障泥板.