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On January 11, 2020 (Saturday), the Kigumi Exhibition Nagoya venue has opened!
The venue is the special exhibition room of the Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Hall. It will be held until April 5 (Sun).
Entrance to gallery space
The entrance gate is a special design only for the Nagoya venue. It stands out from a distance in the large hall!
Unlike the bright and open Kobe venue, the Nagoya venue has a calm atmosphere. The beauty of each wooden group stands out.
Engakuji-Temple Shariden Interlocking Bracket Complex Full Scale Model (Engkaku-ji Temple)
A model that decomposes the structure of the temple and shrine architecture. It is made of 66 members. You can see how they are assembled on a monitor and wall photo.
Strange Joints
The “Mysterious Wood Gumi” corner, which was popular in Kobe, has been upgraded by increasing the number of types. There is a joint design on the wall.
Kigumi Puzzle Ichimatsu Group (Kigumi Puzzle Ichimatsu Frame)
A wooden set of Ichimatsu patterns that can be spread infinitely. It is possible to spread the thin lines that pass between the cubes.
Kyutai Kumiko (Spheric Kumiko))
This Kumiko work is in the shape of a soccer ball!
Guitarde (French eaves) and French mount (Guitarde and Trestle)
Not only in Japan, but also in Western Europe, there is Japanese Stereotomy. The technology of freely combining curves is unique to the West.
Kintai-kyo Bridge (Kintaikyo-Bridge)
One 2.5th model of Kintai-kyo Bridge is better understood by looking up from below. Mr. Kumeji Ebisaki, who was in charge of this model production and was the master of the replacement of Heisei, will be on the lecture on February 9 (Sun).
Kumi-tsugi (Box Joint)
Complex braiding is used at the joints of finger objects such as boxes. By joining without using nails, it can last longer.
Rectangular Box in Japanese
A work by Kenji Suda, a living national treasure. You will be fascinated by the beautiful mokume. It is not clear from the appearance that the corners are actually assembled with complex hands.
Hands on
Hands-on with a fingertips that you pick up and cross. We have increased the type due to great popularity!
Kumiko Folding Screen
A beautiful kumiko work made by inserting fine pieces of wood into a wooden frame. How do you make it? Please check it in the video.
The woodwork culture that processes wood and uses it for various things such as architecture, fingertips, bridges, etc. Traditional technology that can be proud of in the world. Please come to the exhibition hall!
