tobukuro

cupboard for storing the storm shutters of a sukiya-style traditional Japanese building
tobukuro
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Contains
amado[10]
Country of origin
Japan[3]
Name in kana
とぶくろ[5]
Native label
戸袋[4]
Revised Hepburn romanization
tobukuro[6]
🏷️ Also known as
en rain shutter door en to-bukuro en tobukuro ja とぶくろ ja 戸袋
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JAANUS ID
t/tobukuro

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