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Nobori-goi Carp Streamers
Hand-dyed carp streamers. They are put up for the seasonal festival.
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Mino Tsutsubiki Honzome and Hand-Printed Dyeing
The tsutsubiki honzome dyeing of Mino. Paste is applied with a tube and the cloth is dyed.
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Ogaki Masu Boxes
The masu boxes of Ogaki. They are made by joining cypress. This town makes most of Japan's masu.
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Tono Hinoki Products
The cypress products of Tono. Woodworking that uses the cypress of the area.
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Shino Ware of Kani
The Shino ware of Kani. A white feldspar glaze is applied thickly, bringing out a fire color and pinholes.
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Oribe Ware of Tajimi
The Oribe ware of Tajimi. A copper green glaze is applied, and distorted forms are valued.
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Ki-Seto Ware of Toki
The Ki-Seto ware of Toki. A pale yellow glaze is applied and accented with the green of copper sulfate.
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Takayama Festival Floats
The floats of the Takayama Festival. A comprehensive craft that brings together woodwork, lacquer, metalwork and karakuri mechanical puppets.
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Furukawa Festival Floats
The floats of the Furukawa Festival in Hida. They convey the techniques of the festival.
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Hida Furniture
The furniture of Hida. It has the bentwood technique of steaming wood and bending it.
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Kai Seki Tawara Distribution Center and Factories
Kai in Seki. It makes blades and is responsible for quality control.
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Feather Safety Razor Seki Plant
Feather Safety Razor in Seki. It processes medical blades with precision.
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Hida Sangyo Headquarters Factory
Hida Sangyo in Takayama. It makes furniture with the bentwood technique.
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Gifu Prefectural Ceramics Research Institute
The prefecture's Ceramics Research Institute in Tajimi. It researches pottery and porcelain and fine ceramics.
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Hida Craftsmen Culture Hall
Takumi Culture Museum in Furukawa-cho, Hida City. It presents the woodworking and architectural techniques of craftsmen called Hida no Takumi.
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Bizen Ware Traditional Industry Hall
The traditional industry hall in Bizen. It displays unglazed, high-fired stoneware vessels.