Oto Tsubo-Shakushi Ladles
The tsubo-shakushi ladles of Oto. Everyday utensils carved from wood.
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The tsubo-shakushi ladles of Oto. Everyday utensils carved from wood.
Mikinokuchi. A ritual ornament set in the mouth of a sake flask, made by shaving wood thin and assembling it.
The roof tiles of Yamato. Clay is fired hard. The area has produced tiles since ancient times.
The fur and leather industry of Nara. From a history of working with deerskin, the dyeing and finishing of leather developed.
Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten in Nara. From a wholesaler of Nara sarashi cloth founded in 1716, it expanded into craft distribution and branding.
Sendai-hira. A silk fabric for hakama, it is designated an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan.
Pottery that has been fired in Tsutsumimachi, Sendai. White and black glazes are applied in separate areas.
Clay dolls of Tsutsumimachi. Foot soldiers of the Sendai Domain began making them as a side job in the Edo period.
The shinodake bamboo craft of Iwadeyama. Date Masamune is said to have spread it as a side job for lower-ranking samurai.
The forged blades of Nakaniida, Kami Town. Sickles and kitchen knives are made by forging.
The umoregi craft of Sendai. Lignitized wood buried in the strata is dug out and worked.
The wooden swords of Miyakonojo. Oak and other woods are shaped into martial arts equipment. Production volume is the largest in Japan.
The traditional crafts hall of Miyakonojo. It exhibits the techniques of the great bow and the wooden sword.
The handmade washi of Miyazaki. It is made from paper mulberry.
The handmade washi of Mimitsu, Hyuga. The technique is handed down in the community.
The kagura masks of Takachiho. Masks are carved for the yokagura, which is danced through the night.
The Hisamine uzuraguruma of Miyazaki. A toy carved from wood in the shape of a quail.
The woodturning craft of Miyazaki. Wood is turned on a lathe into vessels.