Japanese culture prefers unnatural shapes to manufactured forms. Japanese people love to express natural forms. For example, Japanese pottery is more valuable if it has an asymmetrical and distorted shape. This is because craftsmanship cannot be mass-produced.I'm a stationery and wood geek. Do you know cypress? This wood is a very fragrant wood used in Japanese hot springs. In addition, the relationship between Japanese architecture and wood has a long history, and knowledge of wood is the cornerstone of culture. Traditional Japanese art also makes use of the advantages of different woods.