(Problem)In conventional method for producing artificial 
graphite, in order to obtain a product having excellent 
crystallinity, it was necessary to mold a filler and a binder and then repeat impregnation, 
carbonization and graphitization, and since 
carbonization and graphitization proceeded by a 
solid phase reaction, a period of time of as long as 2 to 3 months was required for the production and cost was high and further, a 
large size structure in the shape of column and cylinder could not be produced. In addition, nanocarbon materials such as 
carbon nanotube, 
carbon nanofiber and 
carbon nanohorn could not be produced.(Means to Solve)A properly pre-baked filler is sealed in a 
graphite vessel and is subsequently subjected to 
hot isostatic pressing (HIP) treatment, thereby allowing gases such as 
hydrocarbon and 
hydrogen to be generated from the filler and precipitating vapor-phase-grown 
graphite around and inside the filler using the generated gases as a 
source material, and thereby, an integrated structure of 
carbide of the filler and the vapor-phase-grown graphite is produced. In addition, nanocarbon materials are produced selectively and efficiently by adding a catalyst or adjusting the HIP treating temperature.