Overview Makoto Kuzumi, who worked in Sakan plasterers at the age of 20 and mastered a wide range of techniques, still moved to Kyoto to perfect his traditional method work. In Kyoto, technology was natural, and it was a world where harmony was required. The knowledge of Sakan plasterers is not enough, but it is important to be familiar with other tasks and materials, and to see what is required there. How can I behave freely without being bound even though I know tradition? Let's talk about Mr. Kusumi's challenge.
Date and time Sunday, October 2, 2016 13:00 to 15:30 (planned)
Instructor Makoto Kuzumi (Representative of Sakan Kuzumi, Sakan plasterers Craftsman Co., Ltd.)
Capacity First 200 people (free, no application required)
Speaker Profile
Makoto Kusumi (Makoto Kusumi)
Born in Awaji Island in 1974. Born and raised in the house of Sakan plasterers, which has continued since his grandfather's generation. I started training since I was a child, and when I was a high school student, I was in practice. At the age of 23, he founded Kuzumi Sakan plasterers and worked on famous sites such as the Kyoto Imperial Palace, Katsura Imperial Villa, and the tea room of Kinkaku-ji Temple, as well as the work of contemporary architecture such as the elephant design group. In 2004, he met dancer and dancer Min Tanaka in Dance Hakushu, where he participated, and was in charge of the production of the stage for the solo dance "Akamitsu" held at the New National Theatre.		  
Venue Russe Hall Convention Center
(4-10-8 Nakayamate-dori, Chuo Ward, Kobe City)

Access
Get off at Kenchomae Station on the Kobe Municipal Subway and walk for 5 minutes
Get off at JR Hanshin Motomachi Station and walk 8 minutes.
Get off at Sannomiya Station on the JR, Hankyu, Hanshin, Kobe Municipal Subway and walk for 15 minutes.
  ※The date and time of the event are subject to change.