Study on the “Slate-Buki Shodo Setsu” of Tatsuno Kingo’s by Niinomi Takamasa

Ikuo HIRAYAMA

doi:10.3130/aija.91.937

March 31, 2026Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)Open Access

Study on the “Slate-Buki Shodo Setsu” of Tatsuno Kingo’s by Niinomi Takamasa

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This article examines the historical introduction of slate roofing in Japan through the work of Niinomi Takamasa.
Analysis of Tatsuno Kingo's Slate Shokai
Review of Niinomi Takamasa's writings
Study of historical roofing techniques
Clarified the connection between Tatsuno's work and slate roofing
Identified key contributions of Niinomi Takamasa
Outlined the cultural significance of slate roofing in Japan

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This article presents the “Shukushi” for the opening of Tatsuno’s Slate Shokai, which corresponds to Niinomi Takamasa’s “Slate-buki Shodo setsu” and examines the introduction of slate roofing to Japan. The following points have become clear.

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