STUDY ON THE “SLATE-BUKI SHODO SETSU” OF TATSUNO KINGO’S BY NIINOMI TAKAMASA

This article presents the “Shukushi” for the opening of Tatsuno’s Slate Shokai, which corresponds to Niinomi Takamasa’s “Slate-buki Shodo setsu” and examines the introduction of slate roofing to Japan. The following points have become clear.

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Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)
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2026-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aija.91.937
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Urban and spatial planning
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STUDY ON THE “SLATE-BUKI SHODO SETSU” OF TATSUNO KINGO’S BY NIINOMI TAKAMASA

Ikuo HIRAYAMA
Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)
Urban and spatial planning
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STUDY ON THE “SLATE-BUKI SHODO SETSU” OF TATSUNO KINGO’S BY NIINOMI TAKAMASA

Ikuo HIRAYAMA
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This article presents the “Shukushi” for the opening of Tatsuno’s Slate Shokai, which corresponds to Niinomi Takamasa’s “Slate-buki Shodo setsu” and examines the introduction of slate roofing to Japan. The following points have become clear.

Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)Vol. 91(842)
Nagaoka Institute of Design (JP), Faculty of Design (SI)
Sustainable cities and communities
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Urban and spatial planning
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