"We have recreated a Japanese castle using casting and coloring techniques cultivated in tea ceremony utensils. The castle tower is made of Karado (copper), and the shachihoko (gabled whale), gables, and roof tiles have been precisely cast using lost wax techniques. The stone walls are made of silver-white tin casting. By recreating it using different metals, we have recreated a castle that is full of a sense of dignity. The coloring is done using traditional techniques that make use of the original texture of the castings, such as sand-bari coloring, bronze coloring, burnt antique coloring, and silver plating, which are also used in the production of high-end tea ceremony utensils. The colors will become even more dignified with use. Please build (install) this castle in your study, living room, or anywhere you like, and enjoy this box castle."
