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On the other hand, in the Kanto Region, because 1.818 m was defined as 1 ken (about 1.8 m), the longer side of tatami was 1.757 m and the shorter size was 87.87 cm, which was called 'inaka-ma' (literally means 'the room of the countryside') as opposed to 'kyo-ma' (literally means 'the room of Kyoto') in the Kinai Region. 例文帳に追加

一方、関東地方では、六尺を一間とするため、畳の長手が五尺八寸短手が二尺九寸で、畿内地方の「京間」に対して「田舎間」と称された。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

"Kineki hisho" (禁腋秘抄) (a text describing rules and etiquette to be observed in the Seiryoden and Shishinden [The Throne Hall]) described the location of Toki no fuda, that 'c. 3.6 m from a station that is staffed with retainers, and tsumado (a side entrance, hinged plank door that was placed at the four corners of the enclosure of a aristocrat's mansion) on the east side and the next c. 1.818 m is shitomi (a wooden lattice door which opens up vertically). 例文帳に追加

時の簡の位置については、『禁腋秘抄』に「下侍二間あり、東は妻戸なり、次一間蔀なり。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

It is characterized by a long and large koryo (moderately curved beam like a rainbow) fixed over the bay (space or distance between two pillars) of 3-ken (1 ken is 1.818 m) in length and a large gejin (the outer place of worship for public people). 例文帳に追加

内部は柱間3間にわたる長大な虹梁（こうりょう）を架け、礼拝空間である外陣（げじん）を広く取っているのが特色である。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

It was kitamuki (facing north) and had climbing entrance with rim made from wooden slats, kakubashira (a corner post or square or rectangular) made from Japanese cypress, covered wall, 1.818 m sized floor, tokogamachi (an ornamental wooden bar in the front part of tokonoma [alcove in a traditional Japanese room where art or flowers are displayed]) made of 'クリノ木、カキアワセニクロク十遍計ヌル, and kamoi (a generic term for a head jamb, normally have tracks for sliding doors or partitions) uchinori (a method of measuring internal dimension) being '常ノヨリヒキ(ク)シ.' 例文帳に追加

それによると、北向き、上り口にすのこ縁が付き、檜の角柱、張付壁、床は一間床、床框は「クリノ木、カキアワセニクロク十遍計ヌル」、鴨居内法も「常ノヨリヒキ（ク）シ」とある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Sadatsune SASAKI, an enemy of Motoharu KIKKAWA on meeting Kenshin considered him to be an Otengu (big tengu (a mountain spirit, portrayed as winged and having a long nose)), and is said to have said 'I hear you are an Otengu of Katsuragi TAKAMA, Goki (five oni demons) of Omine,' other leading theories are ' a great man of about 1.818 m height,' but in fact his height was uncertain as several literature describes Kenshin as a 'small' person. 例文帳に追加

吉川元春の使者・佐々木定経が謙信と対面したとき、「音に聞こえし大峰の五鬼、葛城高天の大天狗（謙信）にや」と謙信のことを大天狗扱いするなど、「六尺近い偉丈夫」が有力説とされてきたが、「小柄」と表記されている文献もいくつか存在し、謙信の身長については諸説があり定かではないのが実情であった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス