" fittings" that divide the space. In particular, the fittings of cultural properties such as shrines and temples have been passed down through repairs along with the long history of the building.
in some cases for several hundred years, and they keep on functioning. What is the secret hidden in traditional fittings that can only be found at the repair site? We invite experts and craftsmen who have been involved in the restoration of cultural properties for many years to talk about the charms hidden in traditional fittings.
＊This lecture will be held at The Anatomy of Tategu Makiku, an exhibition commemorating the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum.•This is a related event.
- Date and time
- February 23, 2025 (Sun./holiday) 13:30-15:00 (Open 13:00)
- Tutor
- Tadashi Suzuki (Selected Preservation Technology Holder (Made fittings))
Norikei Tsuruoka (Professor, Kyoto Women's University) - Location
- Multipurpose Hall on the 1st floor of Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum
- Participation fee
- Free (admission fee is required)
- Capacity
- The first 80 people
- English interpreter
- If you wish, please enter ✓ (check) on the reservation page by 2/1 (Saturday).
- Application deadline
- Due to the first-come, first-served basis, it will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
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- From the application button below
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- Assistance
- FY2024 Japan Expo 2.0 Project (subsidized type)
(Japan Arts and Culture Promotion Association / Agency for Cultural Affairs)
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