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On the province that supplied the imperial table, with a workshop where visitors grind their own lacquer chopsticks.
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Miketsukuni Wakasa Obama Food Culture Museum is Japan's first public food culture museum, in Obama, Fukui Prefecture. From August 2000, Obama advanced a regional promotion policy centered on food resources under the banner of "food-based town development." In 2001 it enacted the "Obama City Food-Based Town Development Ordinance," setting out comprehensive efforts addressing not only industrial and tourism promotion but also the many aspects of food, such as production, processing and culture.
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Source ja.wikipedia.org ↗Key facts
Founded / opened：2003 Highlights / collection：Workshops of Wakasa-nuri chopsticks, Folk materials on food Genre：Lacquer art, Mingei (folk crafts)
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