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Yaizu Kyudo Equipment
Kyudo equipment of Yaizu. Bows are made by laminating bamboo and wood.
Enshu Cotton Tsumugi
Cotton tsumugi of Enshu. Stripes are woven with yarn dyed beforehand. It is thick and durable.
Hamamatsu Chusen Dyeing
Chusen dyeing of Hamamatsu. A stencil is placed and dye is poured on, dyeing yukata cloth on both sides at once.
Kakegawa Hand-Woven Kudzu Cloth
Kudzu cloth of Kakegawa. Fiber is taken from kudzu vines and woven.
Hamamatsu Festival Kites
Kites of the Hamamatsu Festival. Large kites compete by entangling their lines.
Atami Camphor Wood Craft
Camphor wood craft of Atami. Camphor wood is carved into containers.
Kakegawa Kudzu Cloth
Kudzu cloth of Kakegawa. A traditional cloth woven from kudzu fiber.
Kongo Ishime-nuri Lacquerware
Kongo Ishime-nuri from Shizuoka. It is kawari-nuri that creates a stone-like surface by sprinkling Abe River sand onto lacquer.
Shimoda Yanimatsu Craft
Yanimatsu craft of Shimoda. Resin-rich pine is carved into containers.
Kawai Musical Instruments Ryuyo Factory
Kawai Musical Instruments in Iwata. It makes pianos. It has woodworking and acoustic technology.
Nippon Paper Industries Fuji Mill
Nippon Paper Industries in Fuji. It makes paper from recovered paper. Fuji is a major paper-making center.
Oji Materia Fuji Mill
Oji Materia in Fuji. It makes paperboard and recycles resources.
Tokushu Tokai Paper Mishima Mill
Tokushu Tokai Seishi in Nagaizumi makes specialty paper and functional materials.
Kagawa Lacquerware
Lacquerware of Takamatsu. It has the carving techniques of kinma, zonsei and choshitsu. Tamakaji Zokoku founded it by copying Chinese techniques.
Kagawa Urushi Lacquerware Institute
The prefecture's lacquer art institute. It passes on kinma and other techniques to the next generation.
The Kagawa Museum Lacquer Art Exhibit
The lacquer art exhibit of the prefectural museum. It holds Kagawa lacquerware in its collection.
Kinma Lacquerware
Lines are carved with a blade into a surface built up with layers of lacquer and filled with colored lacquer. A representative technique of Kagawa lacquerware.
Zonsei Lacquerware
A technique in which patterns are drawn on a lacquer ground with colored lacquer, then finished with line carving and gold powder.
Choshitsu Carved Lacquerware
A technique in which dozens of layers of lacquer are built up and carved into to show the colors of the cross-section.