The venue is the special exhibition room of the Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall.

In the exhibition room, the zone is broadly divided into China on the left, Korea on the back, and Japan on the right, so that you can compare the three countries when you go round. In the meantime, there is also a mini corner.

In the intro, we introduce the architecture of each country and the positioning of ridges, as well as display literature materials that describe the history of building technology.

The exhibition in China introduces mold boards, length rods and carpentry tools, focusing on partial models of Taiwaden in Forbidden City and paper models made during the construction of palaces and other buildings.

Next is the experience corner. Compare the texture and weight of Japanese cypress, Kusuki in China, Akamatsu in Korea. It is also possible to measure the good and bad luck dimension at the gate scale.

In Korea's exhibitions, there are exhibits of board drawings, mold boards, carpentry tools and rituals, focusing on full-scale braid models.

The wall is studded with words, photos and videos of the ridge beam. The idea is that exhibits and graphics are gradually connected through words with condensed, and the world view of each ridge emerges.

This is a comparison corner of tools. This is a special project only for the Nagoya venue. You can compare the tools of the three countries at a glance.

The exhibition in Japan introduces a 1/2 model of Yakushi-ji Temple Eastin-do. On the wall, in addition to drawings and dieboards, oral biography written by Tsunekazu Nishioka is also displayed.

gallery space offers a panoramic view of the models made by the masters of three countries. This is the last thing that can be compared in this way. Don't miss it.