[Process X] has now taken us behind the scenes of a Japanese factory that turns out ... It’s also a woodworking story, though, with the hand plane bodies themselves carefully prepared for ...

The lumber used totaled 1,990 cubic meters, and 60 to 70 percent of the material was produced in Japan. Pure-wood buildings such as Port Plus, whose pillars, beams and other components are all ...

The Japanese government is set to introduce new standards on evaluating the durability of wooden buildings with the aim of significantly extending their legal longevity for easier financing and ...

Japan Airlines has teamed up with Airbus, Nippon Paper, Sumitomo Corporation and GEI to study whether SAF can be sourced from domestic wood ...

The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art debuted “Bird and Blossom,” an exhibition of woodblock prints depicting simple ...

This collaboration seeks to promote a low-carbon society and support the aviation industry's target of reaching net-zero ...

It took about four years to develop the small wooden satellite, measuring 10 centimeters on each side and weighing around one kilogram. The LignoSat is made of Japanese bigleaf magnolia ...

While honouring the Japanese tradition of extensive use of wood material in furniture crafting and at the same time drawing heavily on historical techniques and design styles, each piece of ...