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    With this new style, many new types of screens were developed. Removable and slidable screens called fusuma, Translucent paper panels called shoji, tansu, sudare blinds, doorway curtains, and folding screens were all adopted. All of these mats were 3 feet by 6 feet. Tansu mats might be stacked on top of each other. [134]

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