Sanbo Stands and Shinto Ritual Implements
Sanbo stands and Shinto ritual implements made of Yoshino timber. The stands on which offerings are placed before the gods are assembled here.
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Sanbo stands and Shinto ritual implements made of Yoshino timber. The stands on which offerings are placed before the gods are assembled here.
Chopsticks of Yoshino cedar. They began with the use of offcuts left from making sake casks.
Tubs and barrels of Yoshino cedar. Cedar with tight growth rings is split and bound with bamboo hoops. The area is a producer of sake casks.
The openwork carving of Yoshino cedar. Patterns are carved into thinly sawn cedar, which is used for lighting.
The tsubo-shakushi ladles of Oto. Everyday utensils carved from wood.
Mikinokuchi. A ritual ornament set in the mouth of a sake flask, made by shaving wood thin and assembling it.
The Noh masks of Yuzaki, Kawanishi Town. Masks are carved in the place where the legend of the Menzuka mask mound survives.
The roof tiles of Yamato. Clay is fired hard. The area has produced tiles since ancient times.
The hariko of Nara. Layers of paper are pasted over a mold to make deer and other figures.
The fur and leather industry of Nara. From a history of working with deerskin, the dyeing and finishing of leather developed.
The socks of Koryo Town. It continues as a sock-producing area of Japan.
The sporting goods of Miyake Town. A production area where baseball gloves are sewn.
The textiles of Yamato-Takada. Socks and knitwear are knitted here.
The forestry and sawmilling of Yoshino. Trees are planted densely and thinned to grow cedar and cypress with tight growth rings.
Mori Seiki in Nara. It handles machine tools and precision machining.
JTEKT Thermo Systems in Nara. It makes heat treatment equipment for semiconductors.
Nara Sekisui in Yamatokoriyama handles unit bath parts and panel tank parts.
The Sharp Corporate Research and Development Center in Nara. It carries out research and development of displays.
Hirano Tecseed in Kawai Town, Kitakatsuragi District. It makes coating equipment for applying coatings to film.
Takatori in Kashihara. It makes equipment for cutting semiconductors.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.