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It is introduced the construction of Yama on this page.
Names of town in the Edo period gave the names of Yama.
Yama has two stages: samurai dolls are on the higher stage and decorated curtains are on the lower stage.
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Higher Stage
On the higher stage, samurai dolls and hoses are put on there, presenting the scene of fights. There is a pine tree on the center of the stage, red-white flags on both sides of a pine tree: golden and silver balls on the head of a flag –those balls symbolize the sun and moon-, a fan-shaped screen meaning the mountain.
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Lower Stage
On the lower stage, decorated curtains are hanged on there. Some of the curtains were drawn by famous painters in the Edo period.
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Wheels
There are three wheels on each side of Yama; the middle one of them is smaller than the others to make easier to turn curves.
Yama introduction
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