In Japan, skilled Japanese craftspeople have been using a building method that requires only one primary material, wood, since the 12th century. In traditional Japanese wood joinery, notches are cut into timber planks, and the gaps between them lock together to create a robust framework; this eliminates the need for glue, nails, or other fasteners. … Continue reading Explore the Exquisite Japanese Wood Joinery Along With 10 Astounding Examples of It