Abstract
In the Edo era, many carpenters lived in Ogino-mura village, Sagami-no-kuni province. It can be classified their activities into three time. Primarily, they got the technique by working together with famous carpenters. Secondly, they began to work on their own in order to have grown. Third, they are from the point of view of building industry, became indispensable to the region. It was discussed the process that the carpenters of the Edo era were inherited and accumulated the technology in this paper. In order to build the architecture, it requires a huge amount of costs and a large number of labor force. Thus, it was possible that only the privileged classes acquire the means of production. As a result, techniques for carpenter was concentrated in a particular institution. And it was a nation and temples from ancient times through the Middle Ages. When it comes to the early modern period, private carpenter has emerged. It is academic challenges whether the technology among them is how inherited and accumulation.
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