Beppu Bamboo Craft
Bamboo crafts & nationally designated craft
Bamboo craft from Beppu. Madake bamboo is worked in eight basic weaves. It grew up as a souvenir for hot spring visitors.
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Value Village
Kilns, weavers, breweries, blacksmiths, small local workshops — we have gathered the makers of each region. Large mass-production factories, power plants and dams, public research institutes and museums are not shown here (you can find them in the full list of entries).
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Bamboo crafts & nationally designated craft
Bamboo craft from Beppu. Madake bamboo is worked in eight basic weaves. It grew up as a souvenir for hot spring visitors.
Hands-on visits and tours: not confirmed
Bamboo crafts & passing on techniques
The prefectural bamboo craft training center in Beppu. It trains artisans over two years.
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Bamboo crafts & basketry
Kojima Chikara in Beppu. It is a workshop that weaves bamboo.
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Bamboo & wood products
Yamashita Kogei in Beppu. It makes bamboo and wood products.
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Cedar wood & footwear
Geta clogs from Hita. They are made by hollowing out cedar.
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Lacquerwork & wooden bases
Lacquerware from Hita. Lacquer is applied to a wooden base.
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Pottery & nationally designated craft
Onta ware in Hita adds patterns with tobikanna chattering and hakeme brush marks. Nine households preserve it through one-to-one transmission.
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Water power & pottery clay processing
The karausu of Onta. River water moves the pestles to pound the potter's clay. The sound is included in the 100 Soundscapes of Japan.
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Pottery & climbing kiln
Ichinose ware in Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is fired in a climbing kiln.
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Ceramics & local revival
Usuki ware. A kiln that had once died out was revived.
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Pottery & local kilns
Tsukasa Kiln in Kitsuki. A local kiln.
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Pottery & local crafts
Takadayaki, also called Yatsushiro ware, in Yatsushiro. It is a local craft.
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Masks & festival crafts
Masks for the Kitsune Odori fox dance of Himeshima. They are used in festivals.
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Shibori tie-dyeing & dyeing
Shibori from Bungo. Cloth is bound and dyed.
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Brushes & calligraphy and painting materials
Nanga painting brushes from Bungo. Brushes used for calligraphy and painting are made.
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Woodwork & combs
Boxwood craft from Oita. Boxwood is carved into combs.
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Wood carving & festival culture
Kagura masks from Oita. Masks used in Shonai Kagura are carved.
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Stone structures & stonework
The stone pagodas of Kunisaki. Kunisaki pagodas, with a form unique to the peninsula, stand there.
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Stone cultural properties & preservation
The stone Buddhas of Usuki. Cliff-carved Buddhas cut into tuff, for which conservation and restoration techniques have been built up. A National Treasure.
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Forestry & furniture
Woodwork in Hita cedar. Hita was shogunate territory in the Edo period, an area where forestry developed.
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Woodwork & fermentation vessels
Tubs and barrels of Hita cedar, made as vessels for fermenting soy sauce and miso.
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Bamboo and paper crafts
The Japanese umbrellas of Nakatsu. Washi paper is pasted onto bamboo ribs.
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Woodwork & food culture
Soba-making utensils of Bungo-Takada. Kneading boards and rolling pins are made of wood.
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Semiconductors & manufacturing
Japan Semiconductor in Oita. It manufactures semiconductors.
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