Shou Sugi Traditional Japanese Brunt Wood

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Nakamoto Forestry

• Traditional Products -Modern Application

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Yakisugita

• Yakisugita is Japanese word for Charred wood. Its
  and traditional Japanese process to make raw wood
  staring and much more durable. This ancient
  technique is now not only popular in Japan but
  beyond it. In western world people are
  appreciating this technique and using it, In west
  it known as SHOU SUGI BAN " The charred wood".
  The black siding and paneling commonly seen on
  modern projects in North America and Europe.

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Why We should use Yakisugita?

• Burnt wood, Charred wood or Shou sugi Ban this
  not only increase the life of wooden articles or
  furnishing but also waterproof, fireproof, insect
  and rot resistant. Moreover, it give amazing look
  to furnish product. You can use it raw or can
  brush it with some essential oils. It doesnt
  need much care and furnishing. Its life
  expectancy is around 70-80 years. Installation
  too is easy.

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About Nakamoto Forestry

• Nakamoto Forestry is owned by the Nakamoto family
  and main office is in Hiroshima. Having thousand
  acres of forest in Hiroshima adjacent to a
  national park. Nakamoto Forestry is affiliated
  with WoodOne, one of the largest flooring
  manufacturers in Japan. Nakamoto Forestry North
  America distributes our yakisugi from a stocking
  warehouse and finish shop in Portland, Oregon.

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Types of Our Products

• Suyaki
• Gendai
• Pika Pika

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Suyaki

• Suyaki is one of the easily recognizable product.
  It also known as alligator due to its looks and
  furnish. Suyaki comes with beautiful, elegant and
  shimmer. It usually installed without any finish
  thusly it give chance for natural aging.

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Gendai

• This is one of the most beautiful and attractive
  and extensively used for exteriors. In this
  single brushing will be done that gives smooth
  and silky look to wooden piece that make look
  wood more elegant and attractive. Gendai (brushed
  once) will take stains but will always be dark.

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Pika Pika

• Pika Pika could be used for both purpose interior
  or exteriors. Twice a brush removes all sign of
  charring from wooden plank, leaving the left wood
  as burnt ridges. The beautiful three-dimensional
  textured surface similar to abrasive-blasted
  wood. Pika-Pika takes stains while retaining the
  warmth of yakisugi.

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Contact Us

• 4110 SE Hawthorne Blvd 190
• Portland, Oregon 97214 USA
• Tel. [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Email info_at_nakamotoforestry.com