: Used to connect structural components at an angle, such as where a horizontal beam meets a vertical column.
Classical Japanese architecture relies on interlocking wooden components that do not require nails, screws, or adhesives. These joints are designed to be strong yet flexible, allowing buildings to withstand seismic activity by absorbing energy through movement rather than fracturing. Wood Joints In Classical Japanese Architecture
Traditional joinery uses hundreds of variations, but several key types form the foundation of classical structures: Wood Joints in Classical Japanese Architecture PDF - Scribd : Used to connect structural components at an