Centuries of Managed Forestry

With nearly 70% of its land in forest, Japan reflects centuries of careful regulation. Strict replanting, land-use controls, and long-term management ensure a steady, sustainable timber supply. Species such as Japanese cedar remain abundant, supporting the timber industry while maintaining ecological balance.

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Natural beauty, proven durability
and low maintenance

Yakisugi is the tradition of charring Japanese cedar to create a naturally treated exterior cladding that has been used in Japan’s architecture for centuries.

It’s a craft that has been handed down for generations and uses only hand selected sustainably grown timber for charring to ensure a highly durable cladding that is extremely low maintenance and proven to last for generations.

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