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Tokyo Plain Dyeing
Cloth is brush-dyed in a single color. The dye is drawn across with a brush.
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Edo Karakami
Decorative paper with patterns printed from woodblocks. It is applied to sliding doors and folding screens.
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Industrial Technology Center of Tochigi Prefecture Textile Technology Support Center
The prefecture's textile technology support center. It supports dyeing and weaving technology.
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Industrial Technology Center of Tochigi Prefecture Ceramic Technology Support Center
The prefecture's ceramic technology support center. It researches the glazes and clay of Mashiko ware.
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Mashiko Ware Cooperative
The cooperative for Mashiko ware. Pottery in which glaze is applied to thick clay, it was valued by the mingei folk craft movement.
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Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art and Ceramic Art Messe Mashiko
The ceramic art museum in Mashiko. It covers the history of the production area, including the work of Hamada Shoji.
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Koisago Ware Fujita Pottery
Koisago ware from Nakagawa. A glaze that looks golden is its hallmark.
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Tochigi Prefecture Honba Yuki Tsumugi Textile Cooperative
The cooperative on the Tochigi side of Yuki tsumugi. Thread is spun by hand from silk floss and woven on a jibata backstrap loom. A UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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Moka Cotton Hall
The cotton hall in Moka. Visitors can experience, through loom weaving, the cotton textile that won fame as Moka cotton in the Edo period.
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Ashikaga Meisen
Meisen from Ashikaga. A boldly patterned silk textile that was popular from the Taisho period to the early Showa period.
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Miyazome Dyeing
Miyazome from Utsunomiya. Chusen dyeing, in which a stencil is laid down and dye is poured.
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Kurobane Aizome Konya
A dyer's shop in Kurobane, Otawara. Visitors can try dyeing with indigo.
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Shimotsuke Shibori
Tie-dyeing from Shimotsuke. Hemp and cotton are bound and dyed with Utsunomiya indigo.
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Karasuyama Handmade Washi Hall
The washi hall in Nasukarasuyama. Visitors can watch the process of making Karasuyama washi and try it.
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Hodomura Paper
Hodomura-gami from Nasukarasuyama. It is thick, strong kozo washi and is a national Selected Intangible Cultural Property.
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Nikko Geta
Nikko geta. A surface woven from bamboo sheath is sewn onto the geta base.
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Imaichi Woodturning and Suzuki Mingei
Woodturning from Imaichi. In the lineage of Nikko's woodturners, trays and bowls are turned.
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