＃丈 ＃宇崎ちゃんは遊びたい！　１０ ﾀｹ 宇崎ちゃんは遊びたい! 10 (ドラゴンコミックスエイジ) KADOKAWA :9784040749075

**Traditional Units of Length**
1. Jō is a traditional unit of length used in China and Japan.
2. In Japan, the Shaku-Kan Law was established during the Meiji period, defining 1 shaku as 10/33 m, and 1 jō as approximately 3.0303 m. However, this system has since been abolished.
3. In China's municipal system, 1 chi (municipal chi) = 1/3 m, so 1 zhàng (municipal zhàng) is approximately 3.333 m.
**Common Usage**
1. Jō originated in ancient China and was used as a body measurement based on the height of an adult male.
2. In Japan, jō was used even before the Taihō Code. It was used in conjunction with ken to measure the length of objects.
3. An area of one jō square is called "hōjō," and rooms or buildings of that size are also referred to as such.
**Q&A**
Q: What was it used for?
It was used as a traditional unit of length in China and Japan.
Q: What are its notable aspects?
In Japan, jō was defined under the Shaku-Kan Law in the Meiji period, which has now been abolished, but in China, 1 chi (shaku) is defined as 1/3 m under the municipal system.
**Related Keywords**
* Height
* Length
* Metric system
* Ryōshaku
* Bun-jō
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English Summary
**Traditional units of length**
1. Length is a traditional unit of length used in China and Japan.
2. In Japan, the Shakanho was established during the Meiji period, and 1 shaku = 10/33 m, and 1 jo was approximately 3.0303 m. However, it has now been abolished.
3. In China's city system, 1 shaku (city shaku) = 1/3 m, so 1 jo (city length) is approximately 3.333 m.
**Typical usage**
1. Length originates from ancient China and was used as a body measurement based on the height of an adult male.
2. In Japan, jo was used even before the Taiho Rei. It was used in conjunction with ken to measure the length of objects.
3. The area of ​​1 jo square is called ``hojo'', and rooms and buildings of that size are also called ``hojo''.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
It is used as a traditional unit of length in China and Japan.
Q: What are your famous works?
In Japan, length was defined in the Meiji era shakukanho, which has now been abolished, but in China, 1 shaku = 1/3 m is defined by the city system.
**Related keywords**
* Height
* Length
*Metric system
* Ryoshaku
* length
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