最も厚い板(栩板)を用いる。 Thickest boards (tochi boards) are used.
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クヌギ(栩)やトクサ(木賊)が材料ではない。 Kunugi (sawtooth oak) and tokusa are not such materials.
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江戸時代までは栩葺・木賊葺も社寺建築に使用されていた。 Until the Edo period, tochibuki and tokusabuki had also been used in shrine buildings and in temple buildings.
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善光寺三門 (檜皮葺に葺き替えられてしまっていたものを建立当初の栩葺に復旧) The San-mon gate of Zenko-ji Temple (the roof had been replaced with hiwadabuki, but the intial tochibuki roof has been restored).
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三間一戸、入母屋造、栩葺の堂々たる二王門は白鳳8年(680年)建立されたものと伝わっていた。 The Nio-mon gate is a magnificent sangen-ikkomon gate (a 3x2-bay gate of an eight-legged style) of the irimoya style (a half-hipped roof) with a tochibuki roof (a type of board roofing in which boards are split along the straight grain and laid in such a way as to have a considerable overlap) has long been said to have been built in 680.
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三仏寺本堂のように、建立当時は栩葺や木賊葺であったが後世の修復で杮葺へ変わった建築物も数多い。 There are many buildings, including Hondo Hall of Sanbutsu-ji Temple, in which tochibuki or tokusabuki was initially used for the roof but was replaced with kokerabuki later.
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よって、現存する板葺の文化財は多くが杮葺で、栩葺・木賊葺は少なく屋根職人も殆どいない。 Therefore, most extant cultural properties with itabuki roofs use kokerabuki, and few of them use tochibuki or tokusabuki, so it is hard to find craftsmen who can work on these methods.
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