Kisho Architectural Crafts Co., Ltd. specializes in the design, construction, and restoration of shrines and temples, cultural properties, festival floats, traditional Japanese houses, and homes built using traditional construction methods. The company has been actively exploring new technologies for over 25 years, including 3D modeling.

In addition, the organization is actively engaged in efforts to preserve "Gun-taku"—documentary drawings of the current state of Japanese architecture—and its achievements in this area have been featured in various media outlets.

Why has Mr. Yoshikawa—who continues to innovate while preserving tradition—turned his attention to the user-friendly 3D scanning technology " Scanat," and how is he utilizing it? And what potential does Scanat hold for the construction industry? In this video, he shares his firsthand insights.

From my fateful Scanat to the electric feeling I got the first time I used it, and all the way to practical ways to apply it on the job—this episode is packed with must-see content.

List of Topics

Here are the main topics covered in the video!

• Introducing Yoshisho Architectural Crafts: A Commitment to Traditional Shrine and Temple Architecture and Craftsmanship
• The Reason for Adopting 3D Scanning: A Step Toward Solving a Long-Standing Problem
• My Encounter with Scanat: A Fateful Meeting Born of Chance
• First Impressions Scanat: A Surprising Blend of Futuristic Design and User-Friendliness
• Scanat in the Field: Specific Applications and Benefits
• Data Integration and SketchUp: A Practical Workflow
• Scanat biggest appeal: its ease of use—anyone can do it
• The Future of 3D Technology: Its Impact on the Industry and Our Commitment to Cultural Heritage

Whether you’re considering Scanat, have an interest in technological innovation in the construction industry, or are curious about the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, you’re sure to find plenty of useful insights here.

Be sure to watch the video to see the rest! See Mr. Yoshikawa’s passion and the potential Scanat for yourself.