The palette

Red concrete for the torii's pillars and beams, polished blackstone with its stairs and slabs for their black feet, the plaque and the swept top lintel, mangrove stairs for the beam ends; stone bricks, polished andesite, smooth stone and andesite for the court, with a few mossy and cracked stone bricks and mossy cobblestone on its worn edges, stone brick stairs for its steps; diorite and polished diorite for the white gravel of the main hall's podium; pale cypress in stripped oak logs and wood, oak planks, stairs, slabs and fences for the halls, calcite plaster, spruce trapdoors with white wool behind as paper for the lattice shutters; oxidized cut copper blocks, stairs and slabs for the green roofs, dark prismarine for their ridges; gold blocks for the ornaments and the chigi tips, a hay block for the straw rope, andesite, andesite slabs and walls for the stone lanterns, lanterns on iron chains.

Techniques

• A Myojin torii
• Green copper roofs
• A cusped gable
• Chigi and katsuogi
• Rising levels

The steps

1. The stone court
2. The main hall's podium
3. Stone steps up to the main hall
4. Torii: the pillars on their black feet
5. Torii: the tie beam and the plaque
6. Torii: the red lintel and the black top lintel
7. Stone lanterns
8. Worship hall: raised floor, veranda and railing
9. Worship hall: the cypress posts
10. Worship hall: lattice shutters, plank and plaster walls
11. Worship hall: brackets and the plate
12. Worship hall roof: the green copper
13. Worship hall roof: ridges and ornaments
14. Porch posts and the steps
15. The cusped gable over the porch
16. Main hall: the posts and the raised veranda
17. Main hall: plank walls, doors and ridge posts
18. Main hall roof: the gable roof
19. Crossed bargeboards (chigi) and ridge logs (katsuogi)
20. Low fence and hanging lanterns

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