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The kanawa-tsugi is a type of traditional Japanese wood joining technique used to make durable corner and angled connections without nails or adhesives.

Kane Tsugi

The Kane Tsugi is a type of wood joinery used in Japanese carpentry. In English, it is known as a half-lapped miter joint.

Komisen-inro-tsug

The Komisen-inro-tsugi is a traditional Japanese woodworking joint used to connect structural members at 90 degree angles. In English it can be called a lapped mitre corner joint.

Komisen-tsugi-shikuchi-no-sanpousashi

The Komisen-tsugi-shikuchi-no-sanpousashi is a traditional Japanese wooden joining method used to make strong mitered connections at intersecting angles, typically 90 degrees.

Koshikake-ari-tsugi

The Koshikake-ari-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joinery method used to make strong angled connections between structural members.

Meji-tsukikake-awase-tsugi

The Meji-tsukikake-awase-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joint technique used to connect structural members at angled intersections.

Nimai-kama-tsugi

The Nimai-kama-tsugi is a traditional Japanese joining technique used to securely connect two structural wood members at an angled intersection.

Okkake-daisen-tsugi

The Okkake-daisen-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joining method used to securely connect structural members at right angles.

3-way hidden joint

This joint connects 3 pieces of wood at a single point in a hidden, or concealed manner. It results in a strong, seamless intersection.

Osaka-jo-otemon-hikae-bashira-tsugi

This joint was used at Osaka Castle to create a retractable door system. It connected the wooden support posts/pillars (bashira) that allowed the large entrance gate (otemon) to be opened and closed (hikae).

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Name	Image	Excerpt	3D Model	Script File
kanawa-tsugi		The kanawa-tsugi is a type of traditional Japanese wood joining technique used to make durable corner and angled connections without nails or adhesives.
Kane Tsugi		The Kane Tsugi is a type of wood joinery used in Japanese carpentry. In English, it is known as a half-lapped miter joint.
Komisen-inro-tsug		The Komisen-inro-tsugi is a traditional Japanese woodworking joint used to connect structural members at 90 degree angles. In English it can be called a lapped mitre corner joint.
Komisen-tsugi-shikuchi-no-sanpousashi		The Komisen-tsugi-shikuchi-no-sanpousashi is a traditional Japanese wooden joining method used to make strong mitered connections at intersecting angles, typically 90 degrees.
Koshikake-ari-tsugi		The Koshikake-ari-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joinery method used to make strong angled connections between structural members.
Meji-tsukikake-awase-tsugi		The Meji-tsukikake-awase-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joint technique used to connect structural members at angled intersections.
Nimai-kama-tsugi		The Nimai-kama-tsugi is a traditional Japanese joining technique used to securely connect two structural wood members at an angled intersection.
Okkake-daisen-tsugi		The Okkake-daisen-tsugi is a traditional Japanese wood joining method used to securely connect structural members at right angles.
3-way hidden joint		This joint connects 3 pieces of wood at a single point in a hidden, or concealed manner. It results in a strong, seamless intersection.
Osaka-jo-otemon-hikae-bashira-tsugi		This joint was used at Osaka Castle to create a retractable door system. It connected the wooden support posts/pillars (bashira) that allowed the large entrance gate (otemon) to be opened and closed (hikae).