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The bridge was named Ryōgoku-bashi (“Two Provinces Bridge”) because it spanned the Sumida River
A refined cabinet with eight glass display compartments
including the floor
featuring the classic Edo-period motifs of 'peony' and 'bird
“Tour of Waterfalls in Various Province”
Live Edge Slab – Keyaki C153-2 (s003) その他 The bridge was named Ryōgoku-bashiKeyaki (Japanese Zelkova) is widely regarded as the finest of Japans native hardwoods, celebrated for both its strength and timeless beauty. Used for centuries in architecture and fine furniture, it remains a symbol of durability and prestige. Occasionally, rare and decorative grain patterns such as *tamakime* (circular figuring), *awamoku* (bubbled grain), and *sasamoku* (bamboo leaf grain) appeargreatly enhancing its aesthetic value. Formed through
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