Dr. Chow was assigned by the Canadian Forestry Service, Department of the Environment, to spend a month for research investigation in Japan during June and July of 1974. His visit included 12 major universities and governmental wood research institutes from the southernmost island of Kyushu to the northernmost island of Hokkaido. This editorial comment is limited to solid wood and composite products research and does not include wood chemistry or pulp and paper aspects
Japan has been one of the largest importers of wood products in the world. However, a large area of ...
Bien que le Japon soit connu pour être un pays de bois et de "culture du bois", les sources écrites ...
In Japan 42%-48% (425,000-600,000) of all new housing construction is made from wood. The majority (...
Since 1970, Japan has increasing relied on imports to meet its domestic demand for wood products. Th...
About 80% of annual wood fiber consumption in Japan is imported. Even though most of the land surfac...
Domestic wood production in Japan is low, and more than 60% of the wood consumed is imported. This i...
The forests and forestry industries within Japan are in a period of uncertainty and change. It must ...
This report marks a watershed in the dissemination of forest research information. It is the first p...
Background to the Study The lack of competitiveness of Japan’s wood producers, continued growth in i...
This short note investigates a possibility of founding the study for wood slips in Japan，Korea and C...
The recent downturn in the American lumber market, a market that consumed no less than 60.6% of tota...
With the U.S. housing market at a seventeen year low, it is becoming increasingly important to find ...
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The following is a summary of the key points that are discussed in each sectio...
International audienceDrawing attention to the wood species used by Japan's carpenters, Japanese Woo...
Forests provide various services and benefits, including national land conservation, water preservat...
Japan has been one of the largest importers of wood products in the world. However, a large area of ...
Bien que le Japon soit connu pour être un pays de bois et de "culture du bois", les sources écrites ...
In Japan 42%-48% (425,000-600,000) of all new housing construction is made from wood. The majority (...
Since 1970, Japan has increasing relied on imports to meet its domestic demand for wood products. Th...
About 80% of annual wood fiber consumption in Japan is imported. Even though most of the land surfac...
Domestic wood production in Japan is low, and more than 60% of the wood consumed is imported. This i...
The forests and forestry industries within Japan are in a period of uncertainty and change. It must ...
This report marks a watershed in the dissemination of forest research information. It is the first p...
Background to the Study The lack of competitiveness of Japan’s wood producers, continued growth in i...
This short note investigates a possibility of founding the study for wood slips in Japan，Korea and C...
The recent downturn in the American lumber market, a market that consumed no less than 60.6% of tota...
With the U.S. housing market at a seventeen year low, it is becoming increasingly important to find ...
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The following is a summary of the key points that are discussed in each sectio...
International audienceDrawing attention to the wood species used by Japan's carpenters, Japanese Woo...
Forests provide various services and benefits, including national land conservation, water preservat...
Japan has been one of the largest importers of wood products in the world. However, a large area of ...
Bien que le Japon soit connu pour être un pays de bois et de "culture du bois", les sources écrites ...
In Japan 42%-48% (425,000-600,000) of all new housing construction is made from wood. The majority (...
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