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Moppan

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A moppan (木版), also called junshō-ban (巡照板), or kai-han, is a wooden board hit with a wooden mallet.[1] Moppans are usually placed at the entrance of meditation halls in Japanese Zen monasteries.

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  1. Amato, Seigaku (2021). The complete illustrated guide to Zen, page 109. Somerville, MA, USA: Wisdom Publications. ISBN 978-1-61429-595-2.
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