日本柳杉在传统建筑、考古、艺术和宗教等领域的应用

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会议名称:2013 杉木文化国际研讨会
     2013 International Wood Culture Symposium on Taxodiaceae
会议时间:2013年10月26-27日
会议地点:中国湖南省长沙市·中南林业科技大学
报 告 人:伊东隆夫(Takao Itoh)
     日本京都大学名誉教授

Abstract: Japanese cedar is an endemic species and only domestic species among Taxodiaceae in Japan. It is distributed widely in Japan peninsula except Hokkaido district and the most abundantly planted tree species for the commercial purposes in Japan at present. Recently, we have published a database of wood species used for archaeological wood excavated in Japan(Itoh et al., 2012). According to the database, the most frequently used wood was Japanese cedar, followed by Castanea crenata (2nd), Quercus sp., Sect. Prinus (3rd.), Chamaecyparis obtusa(4th), Quercus sp. Sect. Cerris (5th), Fraxinus spp. (6th), Quercus sp. subgen. Cyclobalanopsis (7th), Abies spp.( 8th), Aesculus turbinata (9th), and Zelkova serrata (10th). Therefore, Japanese cedar is the most useful tree in the history of Japan. On this occasion, utilization of Japanese cedar for the other wooden cultural properties such as Buddhist sculptures, temple and folk houses will be presented.

个人简介:
  伊东隆夫,日本京都大学名誉教授(原日本京都大学生存圈研究所教授)、日本著名木材解剖学专家,现为南京林业大学特聘教授,并任日本奈良文化财研究所客员教授,国际木材科学院院士,主要研究方向为木材解剖、木材构造、木材文化与科学。对木材文化、古迹出土木材、佛像雕刻、古建筑材与木雕刻以及木质文化遗产等方面有比较精深的研究。

Dr. Takao Itoh, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University Japan, Visiting Researcher in Nara National Research Institute, Japan Special Appointed Professor, Nanjing Forestry University, China, IAWS fellow.His Current research objectives are Wood culture, Wood anatomy, Wood formation.

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