Overview

Under the guidance of the craftsman, you will experience the work of carefully layering the cypress skin one by one on a model of the cypress bark roof, and inserting bamboo nails one by one with a roof hammer and fixing them. You can also see how skilled craftsmen prepare cypress bark as a material, and how thin boards used for kokerabuki are split one by one. Please take a closer look at the world of traditional techniques that you can't usually see.
*This event is a related event of the exhibition "Plants and Crafts in the Cycles of Life".
*Event may be rescheduled or canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Date and time
October 25 (Sat) and 26 (Sun), 2025
①10:00~12:00、②13:30~16:00
Instructor
PIIA Association for the preservation of national temple and shrine roof construction techniques, inc.
Venue
Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum B2F Workshop Room
Participation fee
Free (Admission is required separately)
Application
Flexible (no reservations required; inquire at Reception Desk)
Subsidized by

2025 Japan Cultural Expo 2.0 Project
(Japan Arts Council; Agency for Cultural Affairs)