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Goto-nuri Lacquerware
A special lacquering technique in which lacquer is applied and then wiped off to bring out a mottled pattern.
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Zokoku-nuri Lacquerware
A lacquering style that bears the name of Tamakaji Zokoku. It is finished so as to keep the texture of the wood base.
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Sanuki Itto-bori Carving
Itto-bori carving of Takamatsu. Lion heads and other festival implements are carved.
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Sanuki Chochin Lanterns
Chochin lanterns of Sanuki. Washi paper is pasted onto bamboo strips.
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Sanuki Norizome Dyeing
Norizome of Sanuki. Paste is applied and the cloth is dyed. Festival curtains and banners are made.
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Sanuki Tubs and Barrels
Tubs and barrels of Sanuki. Boards are tightened with bamboo hoops.
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Shodoshima Bamboo Crafts
Bamboo crafts of Shodoshima. Bamboo is split and made into tools for daily use.
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Konoshima Chemical Takuma Plant
Konoshima Chemical in Takuma, Mitoyo. It makes ceramic and chemical materials.
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George Nakashima Memorial Gallery
The George Nakashima Memorial Gallery in Takamatsu. It conveys furniture design that makes use of the nature of wood.
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Tosa Washi Craft Village QRAUD
The washi craft village in Ino Town. Visitors can try making washi.
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Hamada Brothers Washi Workshop
Hamada Brothers Washi in Ino Town. It makes an extremely thin paper called tengujo-shi.
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Tosa Tengujo-shi Paper
Tengujo-shi of Tosa. The thinnest washi in the world, which can be made as thin as 0.03 mm, it is used in the restoration of cultural properties.
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Tosa Cutlery Distribution Center
The cutlery distribution center of Tosa. It gathers and sells the blades of the production area.
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Toyokuni Blacksmith Workshop
Toyokuni Blacksmith Workshop in Tosa. It forges Japanese swords and forged blades.
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Tosa Kodai-nuri Lacquerware
Kodai-nuri of Tosa. A distinctive lacquering in which egg white and pine soot are mixed into the lacquer.
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Furafu Banners
Furafu of Tosa. Large banners raised for the Boys' Festival in May are dyed by hand.
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Torafu Bamboo Craft
Torafu bamboo of Susaki. A bamboo on which a tiger-stripe pattern appears because of fungi, it grows only in the valleys of this area.
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Yanase Cedar Woodwork
Yanase cedar of Umaji. Woodwork is made from cedar with tight growth rings.