This is a type of kagou. It has a four-sided shape like a tsujido, with a roof as a lid and a pattern of pine needles and leaves on the roof. In 1855, the Tsujido was ranked as one of the best in both the “kotogi daikame” and “kotogi taikame” in the katamono kogai ranking system, and later entered the Sekido family in Nagoya. This is said to be the second largest bidder after the Sekido family’s Tsujido. (Chado Sentei, Chado Meimono Kou)
