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001


Untie the “makio” (a string connected to “kakeo”) and move it to the right side of the “kakeo” (a string attached to the top of the kakejiku). Next, take off the rolled paper known as the “makigami,” which is approximately 5 to 7 cm width and 20 to 25 cm long.

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Hold the kakejiku in your left hand and hold a yahazu (a forked edge of a bamboo stick) in your right.

Hold the kakejiku in your left hand and hold a yahazu (a forked edge of a bamboo stick) in your right.
003
Hook the kakeo on a nail or hook, and spread the kakejiku down slowly.
004
Finish rolling the kakejiku down, and ensure that the left and right sides are level. Hang the “fuutai” (a pair of strips of cloth or paper hanging from the top) down, if necessary. Hang the “fuuchin” (a decorative wood or ceramic piece used for preventing the kakejiku from swinging in the wind) on its “jikusaki” (the end of knobs on a cylindrical rod at the bottom), if necessary.
Useful Tools
The tool known as the “yahazu” (the forked edge of a bamboo stick) is used to hang or put away a “kakejiku” (hanging scroll).
When a hook or nail is out of our reach or a kakejiku is short in height, a kakejiku can be hung using the “jizaikake” (height-adjustable stick).
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