Historic Image Gallery

In Japan, yakisugi is typically installed without oil finish or paint and then left alone. As such, it is estimated to last as long as 80 to 150 years without any facade maintenance. This photo gallery showcases some vintage yakisugi installations across different historic neighborhoods in Japan to document both the durability and the unique aesthetic variations after decades of patina development.

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Modern House on hill with yakisugi siding

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Our lumber products are all of Japanese origin and are unaffected by Canadian import duties from the US. All North American orders ship from inventory stored at our US facility within two weeks. Any tariff costs are included in our published pricing and you will not be charged additional taxes (aside from your GST or HST).

Concerned About Tariffs?

All North American orders ship from inventory stored at our US facility within two weeks. Any tariff costs are included in our published pricing and you will not be charged additional taxes (aside from your local and state taxes).