Niigata
Echigo Matsunoyama Washi
Washi paper from Matsunoyama. It is made using materials of the snow country.
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Niigata
Izumozaki Handmade Paper Balloons
Paper balloons from Izumozaki. A toy made by pasting pieces of washi together and inflating it.
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Kamo Folding Screens
Folding screens from Kamo. A frame is built of wood, and paper and cloth are stretched over it.
Niigata
Suwada Blacksmith Works SUWADA OPEN FACTORY
A blade maker in Sanjo. It makes nail clippers and opens the factory as it is to show its manufacturing.
Tokyo
Tama-ori Textiles
A textile from Hachioji. It grew as a production area that weaves many different kinds of silk fabric.
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Tokyo Hand-Painted Yuzen
Yuzen in which the design is sketched with a brush, outlined with paste and filled in with color. Rather than dividing the labor, one person often carries it through alone.
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Edo Kimekomi Dolls
Grooves are carved into a body of kneaded paulownia sawdust, and the edges of cloth are tucked in to dress it. It was brought from Kyoto to Edo in the mid-Edo period.
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Honba Kihachijo
A silk textile from Hachijojima. It is dyed yellow, russet and black with plants such as kobunagusa and woven in stripes or checks.
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Edo Lacquerware
Lacquerware of Edo. It is not thickly coated, and is finished as tools for practical use.
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Tokyo Buddhist Altars
Buddhist altars from Tokyo. Woodworking and lacquer work are combined.
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Edo Sashimono
Joinery that assembles wood without nails. It uses mulberry and zelkova and is finished in simple forms.
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Edo Bamboo Fishing Rods
Fishing rods made by joining bamboo. The action is varied for each kind of fish.
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Tokyo Honzome Yukata and Tenugui
Chusen dyeing, in which stenciled cloth is layered and dye is poured to pass through all at once. An Edo technique for tenugui and yukata.
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Edo Sarasa
Stencil dyeing that reproduced Indian chintz in Edo. Dozens of stencils are layered to produce many colors.
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Edo Bamboo Blinds
Blinds of thin bamboo strips woven with thread. They are hung in tatami rooms and at shopfronts.
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Edo Oshie Hagoita
Battledores on which cloth padded with cotton is pasted. They portray kabuki actors.
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