| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| nagarehozo 流ほぞ | ✓ | A sloped tenon, which is cut into the end of a beam. The top of the tenon is flush with the top surface of the beam. The… |
Architecture, Joints |
| nejigumi 捻組 | Lit. "twisted construction." A bevelled, wooden, angled joint, sogi mokuzō shiguchi 殺木造仕口, commonly used to connect… |
Architecture, Joints | |
| nimaihozo 二枚ほぞ | ✓ | Double tenons. Double tenons take many forms including individual, rectangular tenons of the same size placed side by side… |
Architecture, Joints |
| nogetsugi 芒継 | ✓ | Also called kayaoi kamatsugi 茅負鎌継. A joint used to join sections of an eave support *kayaoi… | Architecture, Joints |
| ōire ariotoshi 大入蟻落 | ✓ | Also called kageire ariotoshi 陰入蟻落; ōire arikake 大入蟻掛. A joint made to connect a purlin *… |
Architecture, Joints |
| ōire 大入 | ✓ | Also written 追入 or 尾入. A dadoed or housed, angled T-joint, which is used to join beams to posts. A shallow square or… |
Architecture, Joints |
| okkake daisentsugi 追掛大栓継 | ✓ | An oblique, housed (dadoed) and rabbeted scarf joint. The upper and lower pieces are exactly the same but reversed. The… |
Architecture, Joints |
| otoshikama 落鎌 | ✓ | Also called sagekama 下鎌. A commonly used half-blind, gooseneck tenon *kama… |
Architecture, Joints |
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