In the case of kisha (to shoot an arrow while riding a horse), the course was set up so that the wooden pillars could be placed on the left side of the course, and on each pillar matokake (shooting target) was attached as boji (sings placed at the borders of territories).
騎射の場合には左側が射向（いこう）となるように木を埒の左側になるようなコースを設定し、それぞれに的懸（まとかけ）の牓示を行う。