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Amado (雨戸) is a fitting installed at the opening of a building for the purposes of windproofing, crime prevention, light blocking, and blindfolding.[1] It is used in Japanese houses, and is said to have been seen in architectural history since the late 16th century.[2] In addition, some European and American houses have similar functions using steel shutters and double or triple glass doors.[2][3]
- ^ 意匠分類定義カード（L4） 特許庁
- ^ a b 平井聖 (2013-09-01). "近代都市住宅における雨戸の変遷と近世における雨戸の発生から引通し雨戸の成立まで". CiNii. 875 (812). 昭和女子大学 光葉会: 1–33.
- ^ 竹田喜美子; 番場美恵子 (1998). "室内の立面構成からみた輸入住宅の住まい方に関する研究". 日本インテリア学会 論文報告集. 8. 日本インテリア学会: 789–798. doi:10.50981/jasis.8.0_27.