The reality of international cooperation in cultural heritage may be unimaginable to most people. We present a variety of perspectives on cooperative international efforts for heritage conservation through our activities.
[AI Transcript] The Art of Working with Wind and Water
Sorry, this column does not yet include English text. → Google Translate Top：The Windmills of Nashtifan
Behind the Scenes of Conservation: Colour Matching
Conservators usually do some practice and undertake tests before actually implementing conservation treatment, but they are not something that can be observed by looking at a treated object. This column will focus on colour matching, which I practised repeatedly while I was studying cultural materials conservation. Areas of loss, for example a chip of a […]
[AI Transcript] Cultural acceptance and re-creation seen through the"Shoushou-hakkei"
Sorry, this column does not yet include English text. → Google Translate TOP：Part of Shoushou-gayuu-zukan, 12 Century, China, Tokyo National Museum Source: ColBase (https://colbase.nich.go.jp)
[AI Transcript] "Historic Centre of Florence": buffer zones and wider settings
Sorry, this column does not yet include English text. → Google Translate TOP： Overlooking historic centre of Florence from the terrace on an important viewpoint "the Medici Villa in Fiesole"
[AI Transcript] Studying Cultural Heritage Management in the United Kingdom
Sorry, this column does not yet include English text. → Google Translate TOP: The façade of the main building of University College London, a listed historic building in England
[AI Transcript] Former Cinema America in Rome
Sorry, this column does not yet include English text. → Google Translate TOP：A Street view of former Cinema America (Trastevere in Rome)