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 　This special exhibition is being held as a sequel to the "Lucking Decoratives: Architecture and Rediscovering Nihonbashi" exhibition (supervised by Taro Igarashi, September 2020 to February 21, 2021).　At this time, I went on a tour and posted it on a silver correspondent blog on June 8, 2021.　　This time, not only photos and explanations of the wonderful buildings in the Takashimaya Archives, but also "Nihonbashi Takashimaya S.C. stamp rally" is being held on the decoration inside the main building and the new building of Takashimaya Nihonbashi, an important cultural property.

　In this exhibition, many buildings published in the monthly Nihonbashi are on display. In the monthly Nihonbashi, a column titled "Nihonbashi Architectural Decoration Taro Igarashi" is published, and in the August 2024 issue, "The 44th Classicalism inherited to the present age" is contributed. From the September issue onwards, we recommend that you get it at a famous Nihonbashi store before and after shopping or dining.

　In this photo, you can see a Japanese-style stigma seen from the second floor of the main building and a chandelier in front.

　When you go around the second floor, you can see "elbows-like white carry", and you can see a design that seems to have made the colint-style column head Japanese style.　

　As for chandeliers, when I read a co-author by Taro Igarashi and Yuko Sugano, "Tuck the decoration," at hand, "The box-shaped lighting that Togo Murano worked on during the extension and renovation is hanging. If you observe the decoration in detail, the center is the motif of the Yaba lotus flower, and the surrounding area is surrounded by geometric lightning crests and curves. " For more information, please take a look.

　In the connecting passage connecting the 8th floor of the main building and the 6th floor of the new building, there is a brace (brace) that is diagonally placed against the pillars and beam frames as seismic reinforcement material.　Behind the eaves on the 8th floor of the main building, parallel rafters are lined up, and the round corners are soft and gentle with bisen rafters.　Here you can see whether the terrace is a famous bridge or Nihonbashi, as well as a bridge pillar and balustrade like a giboshi.

　stamp rally's F has an explanation of "Decorating around the door different every floor."

This is an explanation of the pillars of the elevator in front of the third floor.　Some of the descriptions contain the following:

"The design around the elevator door in front of the first floor is different depending on the floor, as Oto and elbow are placed on the pillars, but the second floor is only Oto. ・・ ・ ・ ・ "In addition, the door picture of the elevator in the back was drawn by Seiji Togo. ] There is also an explanation, so let's look for it.

　The Nihonbashi Takashimaya S.C. Decorative Stamp Rally has 11 stamp points from A to K.　Each stamp was created with the aim of learning and enjoying architecture and design (design) by matching it with the arch drawn on the mount and the shape of the stairs. think.

　With this in hand, I would like to take a tour of the famous architecture of the Takashimaya Nihonbashi store and Nihonbashi.

After stamping 11 stamps at the stamp rally, if you report them at the Takashimaya Archives, you will receive a guide to the Nihonbashi Architecture Tour, which was held from September 2020 to February 2021. Multicolor printing in the size of 2 A3X sheets. Very valuable Priceless.

Please enjoy it together with shopping and meals at Nihonbashi Takashimaya store.

(Footnote: The name of the building designated as an Important Cultural Property is "Takashimaya Nihonbashi Store".

 　(The staff of the Takashimaya Archives consented to the posting of the event article.)