What's the availability of experiences that offer insights into traditional Japanese wooden joinery?

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Summary
The traditional Japanese wooden joinery is often called ‘Tsugi’. While knowledge of the traditional technique is becoming lost due to advancements in technology, there is still a surprising variety of ways to gain insight into this technique. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the availability of experiences to explore this fascinating craft first-hand.

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There are a number of experiences available to offer insights into traditional Japanese wooden joinery, ranging from hands-on workshops and courses to guided tours of expert craftspeople. The Japan Traditional Crafts Experience Association offers experiences in all 47 of Japan's prefectures. Additionally, there are a number of organizations around the country dedicated to preserving and teaching traditional Japanese woodworking, such as the Japan Traditional Crafts Shokunin Association and the Traditional Woodwork Network. There are also a number of craft centers and museums dedicated to preserving and teaching traditional Japanese woodworking, including the Yokohama Craft Center, the Tokyo Woodworking Center, and the National Museum of Japanese History.

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