海床 SHINKIBA UMIDOKO PROJECT

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What’s UMIDOKO

The Shinkiba UMIDOKO project was started in order to tell a story.
Based on traditional “on-the-water” lumberyards, it is centered on building a new floating house,
and will examine new styles of “regional development”, “human development” and “craftsmanship”.

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UMIDOKO's HISTORY

Everything has started from one picture.
It all started with a single photograph.
This is the story of how the Shinkiba UMIDOKO Project got its start.

2016

Restore the photo image of Shinkiba

2016.06.09
The restore the aerial photograph of Shinkiba to digital photograph. We truly realized that this view is the origin of Shinkiba.

We held rally

2016.07.07
We held the first rally with our local lumber companies. We made sure our goal is ONE.

We collected garbage by the Tokyo bay, as a part of the research.

2016.10.08
We started volunteering to collect the garbage.

2017

The Shinkiba UMIDOKO project has been started.

2017.09.08
This project is implemented as part of the Demonstration Program Project for the Exploration of Local Resources by the Tokyo Conversation and Visitors Bureau.

On the day of the wood, UMIDOKO Wood Art Week2017 was held

2017.10.08
We held an art exhibition, the collaboration of lumber company and artists.
The exhibition was held for a week.

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2018

UMIDOKO sound of trees Sound of Wood held

2018.2.11
Continue to the Kinohi, enjoy the sound of the tree "UMIDOKO sound of Wood”It was held. Thank you for your visit.

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KIOKU wo TSUMUGU UMIDOKO Ki no hi was held

2018.10.8
We held a fashion show of wooden costumes, live concerts and a market that featured Yoshino in Nara.

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UMIDOKO EVENT

In order to spread recognition, create experiences,
and raise awareness about the beauty of wood and woodworking from Shinkiba onward,
we plan on hosting “UMIDOKO events”.

UMIDOKO PRODUCT

AWe will develop original products made in Shinkiba
as a part of an effort to make our town an even better place.

CANDLE – Shinkiba’s Japanese Wax –

Containers made from cedar, cypress, cherry, maple and oak are gathered from all over Japan. The wax is made from the fruit of the Japanese wax tree. The core and cover will be crafted from wood scraps. Thus, the entirety of the candle will be made of wood.

Cajon shaped food smoker.

We provide large size food smokers with different types of wood; Cedar, Cypress, Oak, Cherry tree, and so on. Also, we have smaller size food smokers, which can also be used for the installment, Cajon. Smallest size is for the individual use, if you would like to use it for everyday drink.

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