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How four Types of Japanese Carpenters make Use of the Wealth of their Country’s Wood Species

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We introduce and describe four different kinds of carpenters (daiku), especially through the wood species they use. The temple and shrine carpenter (miya-daiku), has to search his wood far away, the carpenter of teahouses and refined residences (sukiya-daiku) uses local wood, the joiner of doors, windows and screens (tateguya) also uses Japanese wood species for interior finishings, and the general carpenter's choice of wood (daiku) is shown through three examples.

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hal-04325684 , version 1 (06-12-2023)

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Mechtild Mertz. How four Types of Japanese Carpenters make Use of the Wealth of their Country’s Wood Species. Interdisciplinary meeting on wood and societies, Paul Bacoup + Juliette Taïeb, Oct 2021, Paris, France, France. pp.308-315, ⟨10.21494/ISTE.OP.2023.1042⟩. ⟨hal-04325684⟩
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