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    Our resource hub for product information, technical articles, case studies, and content related to yakisugi and traditional Japanese wood products.

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    Shou Sugi Ban / Technical / Featured

    How Long Does Shou Sugi Ban Last?

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    Real vs. Fake Shou Sugi Ban

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    Composite image of yakisugi flame spread test, with burning board on the left and smoldering board with flames neutralized on the right
    Shou Sugi Ban / Technical / Science & Sustainability
    Fire Ratings & Wildfire Compliance for Nakamoto Forestry Siding
    Landscape image of Piper's Place featuring Gendai® Alkyd Black on Orcas Island, WA
    Shou Sugi Ban / Case Study
    Case Study: Piper’s Place Embraces a Site-specific Aesthetic
    Japanese fans cleaning up a seating section following a world cup game
    History & Culture
    World Cup Clean Up: Japanese Cleaning Goes Viral
    Nakamoto Forestry Suyaki Shou Sugi Ban Charred Siding Detail
    Shou Sugi Ban / Science & Sustainability
    Shou Sugi Ban 101 – Nakamoto Forestry
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    Sustainability
    Sustainability Benefits
    Shou Sugi Ban boards of varying finish color placed together
    Shou Sugi Ban / Featured
    Coating Options
    Technical / Featured
    Buyer’s Guide: Yakisugi, Sugi, and Hinoki Wood Products
    Yakisugi "Shou sugi ban" charred wood siding in a Gendai® Linseed Oil Amber finish installed on the Octothorpe House in the high desert city of Bend, Oregon.
    Shou Sugi Ban
    Japanese Burnt Wood Siding: Top 10 Myths About Yakisugi “Shou Sugi Ban”
    Sugi Hinoki Temple in Japan
    History & Culture / Science & Sustainability
    Sugi and Hinoki: Japan’s Principal Lumber Species
    Nakamoto Zourin foresters working in the mountains of Hiroshima, Japan.
    Technical / Science & Sustainability
    Understanding Tree Anatomy in Wood Siding: How Composition Affects Appearance
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