You can see how the cypress-roofed roof, which is often seen in temples and shrines, is actually roofed at the roof replacement construction site of the National Treasure Onjo-ji Temple Silla Zen Shrine and the Important Cultural Property Onjo-ji Temple Daimon. I can do it. It is a masterpiece that the roof craftsman put out bamboo nails from his mouth all at once and roofs the cypress bark with a hammer with a rhythmic sound. Please take a closer look at how the beautiful curved beauty unique to cypress bark is created.
Title | A tour of the site of cypress bark | ||||||
Date and time | Saturday, October 22, 2011 13:30-15:00 | ||||||
Visiting place | National Treasure Onjo-ji Temple Silla Zenjindo, Important Cultural Property Onjo-ji Temple Daimon | ||||||
Capacity | 30 people (free participation, application required) | ||||||
Application deadline | September Friday, September 30, 2011 Postmark valid | ||||||
Commentary | Shiga Board of Education | ||||||
How to apply | Apply by webmail Please fill out the following items on the round-trip postcard and apply.
※Only one person per postcard or e-mail will be applied. ※In the case of a large number of applicants, it will be a lottery. ※Details such as whether or not to participate and the meeting place on the day will be notified after the deadline. ※The information you provide will be strictly managed and will be used for purposes other than the special exhibition commemorative event. I will not use it. |
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Contact | Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum TEL 078-242-0216 |
※The date and time of the event is subject to change. Please refer to this website for the latest information.