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A raft is a flat, simple structure made from buoyant materials like wood or sealed barrels that people use to float and travel across water. Rafts have been one of humanity's oldest forms of transportation, with people using naturally occurring floating materials to cross water since ancient times.
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いかだ（筏・桴）は、木材・竹など浮力を持つ部材をつなぎ合わせ、蔓などで結びつけた、水上構造物である。航行や養殖の目的に用いられており、用途に応じて船舶または浮きの集合体とみなされる。
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