AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
Online ISSN : 1881-8188
Print ISSN : 1341-9463
ISSN-L : 1341-9463
History and Theory of Architecture
CONSTRUCTION OF BAMBOO TEMPORARY THEATER ATTACHED TO THE RURAL KABUKI STAGE AT DAMINE KANNON TEMPLE
A study of construction of traditional bamboo architecture in Eastern Aichi Part 2
Hideo IZUMIDA
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2008 Volume 14 Issue 28 Pages 607-612

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A temporary theater has been constructed by the villagers for the New Year Rite of Damine Kannon Temple using bamboo and Hinoki logs since the end of Edo Period. This article surveys the building construction system and construction process. Bamboo construction easily sags down as time goes by although the theater roof must be maintained in a certain height. Estimating the sagging, the villagers has devised the suspending structure by balanced Hinoki logs. The theater is really instant building as it is easily built by a several hours and dismantled soon after the rite.
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