Samurai house “Bukeyashiki”
The house say “Bukeyashiki” where a samurai lived in.
The samurai family is words to hint at a samurai.
There was a social position discrimination system called a merchant and the farmer.
The person born in the samurai family attends.
The person born in the merchant's family becomes a merchant.
A person born in the farmhouse is a farmer throughout the life.
It cannot change like Indian caste throughout the life.
But there is the person who became a merchant from a samurai.
In addition, it was allowed for the merchant with the power to have a sword.
Because it was allowed only a samurai to have a sword particularly is only a big merchant.
By the way, “Bukeyashiki” was surrounded at a wall.
In this wall “Dobei” , soil was plastered.
In the present age, there became few places with such an earthen wall in Japan.
This earth wall “Tuchikabe” is used in a house.
"Bukeyashiki" is meaning "samurai house".
"Do-bei" Wall of the soil
"Tuchi-kabe" Indoor earth wall
pronounce to "tuchi","do"
Until before 40-50 years, it was used commonly.
However, it is very expensive to use “Tuchikabe” in a house in the present age.
“Tuchikabe” and “Dobei” cut straw finely and are mixed with soil.
“Tuchikabe” coordinates temperature and the humidity well.
“Tuchikabe” is warm in winter coolly in the summer.
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