This is a demonstration by a Korean leader who usually has little opportunity to see.

Following the lecture on the previous day, Hideshi Shintaka is Instructor.

First of all, there was a commentary on the representative work of the Shin ridge beam on display at the entrance, a full-size braid model of Sakeninji Daisoshiden. We talked about Akamatsu, which is over 200 years old, used in the braids and designs of Korean architecture, as well as models.

Next is a demonstration. Use the prepared log as a pillar and ink up and down. It is said that inking requires the ability to use timber in the right place to determine the nature of the wood to be handled, to be familiar with the structure of the building, and to be able to grasp the dimensions of the components immediately, so it can be done from a secondary ridge.

The tools used for inking pillars are lowered, ink pot, sumisashi, and T-shaped Ruler.

In the upper part of the pillar, the ink is attached to the Kiguchi to form a pier and a beam, and in the lower part of the pillar is drawn to lighten.