Bamboo Fibonacci Tunnel 2017 in Kishiwada, OSAKA

Bamboo Fibonacci Tunnel 2017
in KISHIWADA, OSAKA, JAPAN

106 bamboo poles were assembled already.
More than 100 bamboo poles are waiting to be assembled.

Local participants tie each corners by the ropes very tight.

One segment of tunnel is docking with the mother vessel only by human power.
It looks something like the Festival DANJIRI.

Completion!
Everybody shares a sense of accomplishment.

This Fibonacci Tunnel is 8.4m long, 3m diameters
Total numbers of MOSThe MOSO bamboo poles are over 200.

Far away vista toward the Kobe city.

View of opposite direction.

The Fibonacci Tunnel in Kishiwada has been opened to public.

photo: Sumiyo Mimori

Grown-ups play with the Fibonacci Tunnel.
Children must envy them.

Only grown-ups can play the rolling game.

Let's make the bamboo starcage as a seed of the quasi-crystal!
90 students of an elementary school in Osaka made the simplest quasi-crystal model.

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

I gave a lecture about basic geometry for students.

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

Students touched and played with the geometric models.

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

I demonstrated how to assemble the starcage.

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

Concentrate!

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

Everybody completed their own bamboo star.

photo: Tomohiro Suzuki

Special Thanks
KOHNO-YAMA conservation club
Volunteers in Kishiwada City
MADOKA HALL