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Honzome Yukata Nagaita Chugata
Chugata dyeing in which cloth is stretched on a long board and paste is laid down with a stencil before dyeing. A technique for yukata fabric.
Tokorozawa Dolls: Hina Dolls
Hina dolls from Tokorozawa. Decorations for the seasonal festivals are made.
Konosu Hina Dolls
Hina dolls from Konosu. One of the three great hina doll production areas of Kanto.
Hanno Oshima Tsumugi
Oshima tsumugi from Hanno. It carries on the technique of mud dyeing.
Hand-Painted Koinobori
Hand-painted koinobori carp streamers. They are painted directly on the cloth with a brush.
Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Tozan
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. Tozan, woven in fine stripes.
Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Katazome
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. Patterns are dyed with stencils.
Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Kon-ori
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. It is woven with indigo-dyed yarn.
Kumagaya-zome Yuzen
Yuzen from Kumagaya. Colors are applied with a brush to dye the cloth.
Honjo Textiles: Honjo Kasuri
Kasuri from Honjo. In an area where sericulture flourished, silk kasuri is woven.
Chichibu Hogushi-Printed Kimono Cloth
Hogushi-printed kimono cloth from Chichibu. The warp threads are temporarily woven and printed, then unraveled and rewoven.
Chichibu Zabuton Fabric
Zabuton cushion fabric from Chichibu. Thick textiles are made.
Oita Prefectural Bamboo Craft Training Center
The prefectural bamboo craft training center in Beppu. It trains artisans over two years.
Bamboo Artist Kojima Chikukoen
Kojima Chikara in Beppu. It is a workshop that weaves bamboo.
Onta Ware Pottery Museum
The Onta ware pottery museum in Hita. It presents the production area.
Onta Ware Village Karausu
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.
Ichinose Ware
Ichinose ware in Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is fired in a climbing kiln.
Takada Ware
Takadayaki, also called Yatsushiro ware, in Yatsushiro. It is a local craft.