Tosa Kumiko and Joinery
Kumiko and joinery of Tosa. Wood is assembled to make fittings.
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Kumiko and joinery of Tosa. Wood is assembled to make fittings.
Nippon Kodoshi Corporation in Kochi. It makes battery separators and holds a high share worldwide.
A factory in Aki. It makes functional paper that insulates electricity.
Hirose Paper in Tosa. It makes wet-laid nonwoven fabric.
Sansho Shigyo in Tosa. It makes nonwoven fabric and sanitary materials.
Kinsei Seishi in Tosa. It makes nonwoven fabric and filters.
Kawano Paper in Kochi. It makes household paper such as moisturizing tissues.
The Aki City Museum of History and Folklore. It deals with materials on local history and crafts.
A washi workshop in Saji. The technique is handed down in the community.
The Takumi Craft Shop in Tottori. It continues as a shop dealing in folk craft goods.
Nakai Kiln in Tottori. Following the tradition of Ushinoto ware, it fires vessels with divided glazes.
The townscape of Utsubuki Tamagawa in Kurayoshi. White-walled storehouses remain and handcrafts continue.
Umbrellas of Yodoe, Yonago. Washi is pasted onto bamboo ribs and coated with oil.
Turned wooden toys of Tottori. Wood is turned on a lathe into dolls of the zodiac animals.
Nagashi-bina of Tottori. A seasonal festival event in which paper dolls are floated down the river.