Updated construction achievements (May feature "Japanese style")
ザイエンス 景観エクステリア部
The feature for May is "Japanese Style," and we have added three construction achievements.
Wooden facilities blend well with traditional townscapes. This time, we delivered wooden facilities suitable for various Japanese landscapes, such as hot springs, historical parks, and Japanese gardens. At Zaiens, we offer not only custom designs but also a selection of standard products in Japanese style, such as "pavilions," "signs," "bollards," "benches," and "fence panels," to make it easier for customers to choose.
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A free foot bath park has been established in the hot spring town of Yuta Onsen in Hamada City, Shimane Prefecture. Yuta Onsen is also known as a beauty hot spring, and you can enjoy the silky hot water even in the foot bath. We supplied wooden structures, benches, signs, and wooden fences with a Japanese atmosphere to this foot bath park. The texture of natural wood gives a sense of elegance to those enjoying the foot bath.
This historical park is developed in the center of Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture. Within the park, remnants of the old Yonezawa Castle's earthworks built under the command of Naoe Kanetsugu and the former Saijo Tenman Shrine remain. It is utilized not only as a square for local residents but also as a resting spot during walks in the town. We supplied a bridge, a gazebo, and a Japanese-style roofed sign.
Higo Hosokawa Garden, located in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, was originally used as the residence of the Hosokawa clan from Kumamoto during the late Edo period. It was purchased by Tokyo and developed as the New Edogawa Park. It was renewed as Higo Hosokawa Garden in 2016. During the renewal, we supplied bulletin boards, benches, barriers, and gates. The wooden Japanese-style design products blend well with the pond-style garden that utilizes the natural landscape.
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