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Thatch: humble yet elegant roofing material in search of a new lease of life May 27 06:34 am JST May 27 | 06:46 am JST TOKYO
In England and Denmark, there are still entire villages of thatched houses. While it is expensive to thatch a roof in those countries, it is not prohibitively so, and the tradition of thatching is very much alive.
In Japan, however, the era of the thatched roof is coming to an end. You can still see examples of thatching on the roofs of a few surviving temples, teahouses, farmhouses and cultural landmarks protected by the government. But the number of full-time professional thatchers still working in Japan can probably be counted on the fingers of two hands.
The Deluge Fire Hall, missing its bell tower today. Photo author
Hudsons Bay Company Warehouse on Wharf Street, a remnant remains as Victorias largest archaeological ruin. Archival Image
Hudson’s Bay Company Warehouse on Wharf Street. A re-imagined reconstruction as a cultural centre by Chris Gower, architect. COURTESY C. GOWER AIBC
The entire second floor of 585-587 Yates would have to be reconstructed to put back Thomas Shotbolts elaborate façade and rooftop shrine honouring the chemists trade. Archival Photo
Shotbolts Drug Store, missing the upper storey, today. Photo author Were you to find yourself among the million or so pilgrims who visit the 7th-century Ise Grand Shrine every year, as a westerner you might be forgiven for asking your Japanese companion: “But is it real?”
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