Traditional Japanese Timber Frame Construction - Joinery & Structural Design #1532320 (License: Personal Use)

This technical illustration depicts a traditional Japanese *sashimono* or *koyō* timber frame structure, emphasizing complex interlocking joints like *hōzō* (dovetail) and *shiguchi* (corner joinery). The warm-toned hardwood members contrast with white structural outlines to clarify assembly logic and load paths. The design reflects earthquake-resistant principles used in historic temples and machiya townhouses.

Used on architecture, carpentry, or heritage construction websites to illustrate traditional joinery methods; targets professionals, students, and DIY enthusiasts seeking authentic building techniques.