A thatched roof eaves that reminds us of the good old landscapes of Japan. Bringing beautiful thatch closer to us: a new form of thatch.
The "thatched roof - hisashi -" is a product that allows the traditional thatching technique, filled with the wisdom of our predecessors, to be easily incorporated into modern life as an entrance or gate decoration, or as an interior decoration for stores. This product was developed with the desire to let more people experience the beauty of thatching. Yamashiro Kayabuki Co., Ltd. proposes a new form of thatching that allows you to feel the beauty of thatching more closely. [Features] ■ Can easily incorporate thatching into your surroundings ■ Creates a Japanese atmosphere ■ Gives a calm impression to the interior ■ Effective for use in stores, homes, and offices *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Expected Effects】 ■ Experience a Japanese atmosphere ■ Create a calm impression in the store ■ Appeal to an elegant image ■ Possible to evoke nostalgia for rural areas and satoyama *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Installation in stores, entrances, gates, etc. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Yamashiro Kusaori Co., Ltd. is a company primarily engaged in thatching roof construction and the collection and sale of reeds (yoshi). We are committed to preserving the culture of thatching and have been involved in various roofs, including cultural properties such as private homes, shrines, and tea rooms. We aim to rediscover the public utility and role of thatching and reed fields (yoshi marshes) and hope to be recognized for the necessity of thatching in the future. Although our efforts may be modest, we are dedicated to maintaining thatched roofs, passing on techniques, fostering development, and conserving reed fields.
