The mighty MINKA took three weeks to assemble. In three days, it was gone. Sadly, the time is near to say good-bye to all the pillars, the ceiling, the history, and of course all the time, works and efforts of our Daiku carpenters. But this…
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Adding to the story of beautiful goddess representing Mt Fuji; “Praise for Cherry Blossoms” (Kono-hana-sakuya-hime 木花開耶姫命), her father meant to have her big sister (Princess Iwanaga) getting married to the bridegroom (grandson of the God of Sun) , too. The Womb of Mt Fuji. It may be strange to…
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MINKA 民家 is an old wooden Japanese house, and sadly most MINKA is destroyed when the owner decides to build a new house. The Show Begins. Some development in the preparatory set up of this project. High tower crane is deployed to carry the pillars. Still the adjustments are…
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According to the oldest history book in Japan (Kojiki古事記), the goddess married a grandson of the great God of Sun (Amaterasu天照大御神). Here the beautiful goddess representing Mt Fuji, “Praise for Cherry Blossoms” (Kono-hana-sakuya-hime 木花開耶姫命) gave birth to her three kids in the middle of fire. One of the kid is…
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