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Furusho Dye Works
Furusho Dye Works in Tokushima. It dyes shijira-ori with natural indigo.
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Hon Aizome Yano Workshop
The Yano workshop in Tokushima. It dyes with natural indigo.
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Awa Washi Traditional Industry Hall
The Awa Washi Traditional Industry Hall in Yoshinogawa. Visitors can try papermaking.
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Awa Wooden Puppets
Wooden puppets from Tokushima. The heads used in ningyo joruri puppet theater are carved and painted.
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Awa Jurobe Yashiki Puppet Making Exhibit
Awa Jurobe Yashiki in Tokushima. It shows the ningyo joruri puppet theater stage and the making of wooden puppets.
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Awa Odori Bamboo Dolls
Awa Odori bamboo dolls from Tokushima. The figures of dancers are made from bamboo.
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Tokushima Karaki Buddhist Altars
Karaki Buddhist altars from Tokushima. They use rosewood and ebony.
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Awa Paper Tokushima Factory
Awa Paper in Tokushima. It makes functional paper and water treatment materials.
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Awa Paper Komatsushima Factory
Awa Paper in Komatsushima. It makes functional paper for automobiles.
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Oji Paper Tomioka Mill
Oji Paper in Anan. It makes paper and pulp at its Shikoku base.
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Tokushima Prefectural Awa Jurobe Yashiki
The prefectural Awa Jurobe Yashiki. It conveys the stage techniques of ningyo joruri puppet theater.
Ehime
Tobe Ware Traditional Industry Hall
The traditional industry hall in Tobe. It displays works by Tobe ware kilns and presents the thick white porcelain.
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Ehime Prefectural Ceramics Technology Center
The prefecture's ceramics technology center. It researches the clay and glazes of Tobe ware.
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Iyo Kasuri Hall
Iyo Kasuri Hall in Matsuyama. It exhibits dyeing and weaving tools and the industry.
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Iyo Mizuhiki
Iyo mizuhiki from Shikokuchuo. Twisted paper cord is coated with paste and stiffened, then made into betrothal-gift decorations.