Kyoto
Kurotani Washi
Kurotani washi from Ayabe. It is made from paper mulberry. It is said to have continued for 800 years.
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Kyoto
Kyo Bamboo Craft
Bamboo craft from Kyoto. Bamboo is split and made into tea utensils and flower baskets.
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Nishijin Textile Center
The Nishijin Textile Center in Kyoto. It holds weaving demonstrations and kimono shows.
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Kyoto Institute of Technology Museum and Archives
The Museum and Archives of Kyoto Institute of Technology. It holds materials on design and crafts.
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Arita Ceramic Art Museum
Arita Ceramic Art Museum. It covers the history of the production area.
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Koransha Akaemachi Studio
Koransha in Arita. It shows painting techniques at its Akaemachi Studio.
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Fukagawa-Seiji China on the Park
Fukagawa-Seiji in Arita. It opens its factory and exhibits its manufacturing.
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Koraku Kiln
Koraku Kiln in Arita. It welcomes visitors for hands-on experiences at the kiln.
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Imari Ware
Porcelain of Imari. It came to be called by this name because Arita's wares were shipped out from the port of Imari.
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Imari-Arita Ware Traditional Crafts Center
The traditional crafts center for Imari-Arita ware. It is responsible for passing on the techniques.
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Nabeshima Ware Kiln Cluster, Okawachiyama
Okawachiyama, Imari. The village of the secret kilns, where the official kilns of the Nabeshima domain were placed and a checkpoint was set up so that the techniques would not leak out.
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Karatsu Ware General Exhibition Hall
The general exhibition hall for Karatsu ware. It brings together and shows the potteries of the production area.
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Shidayaki no Sato Museum
Shidayaki no Sato Museum in Ureshino. It preserves a Taisho-era porcelain factory just as it was.
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Saga Ceramics Research Laboratory
The prefecture's ceramics research laboratory in Arita. It studies porcelain raw materials and painting techniques.
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Tachikui Sue no Sato
Sue no Sato in Tamba-Sasayama. It displays works by the potteries, and visitors can try making pottery.
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Banshu Cutlery
Banshu bladed tools from Miki and Ono. Scissors and small knives are made by forging.
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Banshu Fishing Flies
Banshu fishing flies from Nishiwaki. Bird feathers are wound onto hooks for ayu fishing.
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Nishiwaki City Okanoyama Museum of Art Banshu-ori Related Exhibits
The Okanoyama Museum of Art in Nishiwaki. It covers Banshu-ori and design.