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Kasukabe Oshie Hagoita
Oshie hagoita battledores from Kasukabe. Cloth is padded out with cotton and pasted onto the board.
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Koshigaya Armor
Armor from Koshigaya. Suits of armor and helmets for the May festival dolls are made.
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Koshigaya Hariko Daruma
Papier-mache daruma from Koshigaya. Washi paper is pasted in layers onto a mold.
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Honzome Yukata Chusen Dyeing
Paste is laid down with a stencil, and dye is poured from above to dye the cloth in one go. A technique for dyeing yukata fabric.
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Honzome Yukata Nagaita Chugata
Chugata dyeing in which cloth is stretched on a long board and paste is laid down with a stencil before dyeing. A technique for yukata fabric.
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Tokorozawa Dolls: Hina Dolls
Hina dolls from Tokorozawa. Decorations for the seasonal festivals are made.
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Konosu Hina Dolls
Hina dolls from Konosu. One of the three great hina doll production areas of Kanto.
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Hanno Oshima Tsumugi
Oshima tsumugi from Hanno. It carries on the technique of mud dyeing.
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Tokorozawa Dolls: Oshie Hagoita
Oshie hagoita battledores from Tokorozawa. Cloth is layered to make a three-dimensional picture.
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Hand-Painted Koinobori
Hand-painted koinobori carp streamers. They are painted directly on the cloth with a brush.
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Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Tozan
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. Tozan, woven in fine stripes.
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Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Katazome
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. Patterns are dyed with stencils.
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Gyoda Tabi
Tabi socks from Gyoda. The sewing skills of a town that once made eighty percent of Japan's tabi.
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Bushu Shoaizome: Bushu Kon-ori
True indigo dyeing of Bushu. It is woven with indigo-dyed yarn.
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Kumagaya-zome Yuzen
Yuzen from Kumagaya. Colors are applied with a brush to dye the cloth.
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Onigawara Roof Tiles
Onigawara from Bushu. Clay is carved and smoked to give a silver finish.
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Honjo Textiles: Honjo Kasuri
Kasuri from Honjo. In an area where sericulture flourished, silk kasuri is woven.
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Bushu Polished Hongawara Tiles
Polished hongawara tiles from Bushu. The surface is polished to a silver finish.
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Chichibu Hogushi-Printed Kimono Cloth
Hogushi-printed kimono cloth from Chichibu. The warp threads are temporarily woven and printed, then unraveled and rewoven.
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Chichibu Zabuton Fabric
Zabuton cushion fabric from Chichibu. Thick textiles are made.
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Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel and Ryu-Q Kan
An underground discharge channel in Kasukabe. Its pressure-adjusting water tank is called the underground temple, and it protects the capital region from floods.
Hakodate Hachimangu · Shrine
Koryuji · Temple