"On-site tour of cypress barking"

You can see how cypress-roofed roofs, which are often seen in temples and shrines, are actually roofed at the site of the National Treasure Onjo-ji Temple Silla Zenshindo and the Important Cultural Property Onjo-ji Temple Daimon. It is a highlight that the roofing staff pulls bamboo nails out of their mouth all at once and roofs the cypress bark with a rhythmic sound "tonton" with a hammer. Please take a closer look at how beautiful curves unique to cypress bark roofs are created.

Lecture Report

Title On-site tour of cypress barking
Date and time Saturday, October 22, 2011 13:30-15:00　
Visit Venue National Treasure: Silla Zenshin-do Hall of Onjo-ji Temple, Important Cultural Property, Daimon of Onjo-ji Temple
Capacity 30 people (free participation, application required)
Reservations by Postmark valid on September 30, 2011 　
Commentary Shiga Board of Education
How to Reserve

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[Application] 〒650-0004 4-18-25, Nakayamatedori, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi
Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum "Roofing Exhibition Event"

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