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According to an old manuscript, "Sho-shinji-shidai-ki", it is found that in certain Shinto ceremonies the participants often held a feast "Kyozen" at various places in Sumiyoshi-sha Shrine in the late 13th or the early 14th century. The aim of this paper is to identify the places for Kyozen and to find the basic rules which determine Kyozen place in each of the ceremonies. First of all I have compared the manuscript of "Sho-shinji-shida-ki" with one of the oldest drawings of this shrine, "Settsu-sumiyoshi-ezu", painted in 1653. It is ascertained that this plan indicates several points consistent with some of the discriptions of the manuscript. Another problem is to find the rules of choice. Two ways of clarification have been attempted ; one is to analyze the order of each Shinto ceremony, another is to investigate the participants in each Kyozen feast. The results are as follows : (1) In many cases, a Kyozen feast before or after a Kami-matsuri ceremony was celebrated, both at the same place. (2) When the feast and the ceremony were cerebrated in different places, the place for the Kydzen feast was chosen according to the participants' status.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1987-10-30