Fumihiko Sano Studio

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Fumihiko Sano Studio

ARCHITECTS
fumihiko Sano/studio Phenomenon

CONCEPT DIRECTION
takeshi Sato / Rightning Paris

RECEPTION / ORIGATA DIRECTION
Keisyousai Ogasawara/ogasawara Ryu Reihou

TOOL DIRECTION
hirotoshi Maruwaka/ Maruwakaya

USAGE
wrapping Shop

CONSTRUCTION
sagara Builder/tsumiki Drawing Builder

ADDRESS
12 Rue Jacob ,paris ,france

WOOD COOPERATION
Higashishirakawa Village Forest Association/higashisirakawa Lumber Cooperative

ITLE
Miwa

CEREMONY FOR SANCTIFYING GROUND
Oomiwa Shrine

FLOORS
1f

ANTIQUE DIRECTION
Shouun Oriental Art

PHOTO
daisuke Shima /nacása&partners Inc

PHOTOS
Nacasa & Partners inc. (14)

STATUS
Built

BUDGET
$100K - 500K

AREA
0 sqft - 1000 sqft

SITE AREA
15.6 M

COMPLETION
11/ 2012

YEAR
2012

LOCATION
Paris, France

TYPE
Cultural › Cultural Center Gallery Pavilion Religious

The shop offers you special wrapping styles by manipulating “origata” in Paris.

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Origata is the approach showing senders’ hearts through their gifts.

It has been developed since Muromachi era. (around 1330s to around 1500s); moreover, almost two thousands of varieties of styles were established at the end of Edo era. (around 1860s.)

To introduce traditional Japanese culture, we chose to utilize Japanese cypress from Ise Jingu, which is the most lordly shrine in Japan, all over the wall of this shop since it is considered as the most intimate material with Origata.

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Shintoism is the binder between origata and Japanese cypress. Origata was originally derived from Shinto rites.

They wrapped up the offerings in a special way when they presented their offerings to the god, and that was the beginning of origata.

In terms of Japanese cypress, it has been employed for constructing shrines from ancient times.

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These backgrounds ensure Japanese cypress is the most affinitive material with origata.

For a flooring material, the slate stone from Ogata district where the horrible earthquake hit on March 11th, in 2011 was applied.

Even if the earthquake made the slate stone scraps, I believe they could be revivified while I reuse and breathe new life into them.

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I hope the reconstruction would be successful in Tohoku area from all my heart as designing this shop by practicing a portion of Tohoku.


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Fumihiko Sano Studio
Fumihiko Sano Studio
1 Chome-5-9 Minamiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0047, Japan