However, although theories differ, the Kyoto jugo-masu at the time is thought to have been smaller than the modern-day kyo-masu, measuring five sun (about 15.2 centimeters) in both length and width, and two sun and five bu (about 7.6 centimeters) in depth, which equaled 62,500 cubic bu (although another theory exists).
ただし、この時の京都十合枡（京枡）は、今日知られる京枡よりも小さく、内法は縦横ともに曲尺5寸（約15.2センチメートル）四方、深さ2寸5分（約7.6センチメートル）、すなわち容積62500立方分であった（異説もある）。