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Kumamoto Port Harbor Learning
Kumamoto Port. A port built on tidal flats that serves logistics.
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Amakusa City Dolphin Center
The dolphin center in Amakusa. Wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins can be seen year-round.
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Wajima Museum of Urushi Art
The museum of urushi art in Wajima. It is said to be the only museum in Japan devoted solely to urushi art.
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Wajima Kobo Nagaya
The workshop row houses in Wajima. Visitors can watch artisans at work and try chinkin and maki-e.
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Ishikawa Prefectural Woodturning Training Institute
A prefectural training institute in Yamanaka. It passes the techniques of lathe woodturning on to the next generation.
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Nomi Kutani Ceramics Museum Gosaikan
The Kutani ware museum in Nomi. As the Gosaikan, it displays works from the production area.
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Kutani Pottery Village
Kutani Pottery Village in Nomi. Kilns are gathered here and sell their works.
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Hakuichi Hakukokan
The Hakukokan in Kanazawa. It shows the process by which gold leaf is made, and visitors can try applying leaf.
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Sakuda Gold and Silver Leaf
A gold and silver leaf craft maker in Kanazawa. It accepts visitors for hands-on leaf application.
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Kanazawa Buddhist Altars
Buddhist altars from Kanazawa. They are decorated with Kaga maki-e and are distinguished by their carved transoms.
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Nanao Buddhist Altars
Buddhist altars from Nanao. Known for their sturdy construction.
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Kaga Yuzen Kimono Center
The Kaga Yuzen center in Kanazawa. Visitors can watch the production and try dyeing.
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Ushikubi Tsumugi
Ushikubi tsumugi from Hakusan. It is woven from thread drawn from double cocoons made by two silkworms. It is said to be strong enough to pull out a nail.
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Kanazawa Paulownia Woodcraft
Paulownia woodcraft from Kanazawa. The paulownia is scorched to bring out the grain and made into braziers and boxes.
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Kaga Embroidery
Embroidery from Kaga. Patterns with depth are stitched in gold thread and silk thread.
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Kanazawa Scroll Mounting
Mounting craft from Kanazawa. It mounts calligraphy and paintings and also undertakes the restoration of cultural properties.
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Mikawa Buddhist Altars
Buddhist altars from Mikawa in Hakusan. In a town at the mouth of the Tedori River, they are finished with lacquer and gold leaf.
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Noto Fireworks
Fireworks from Noto. They are launched toward the sea, and the bursting shells are reflected on the water.
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Koto and Shamisen Strings
Strings for koto and shamisen. They are made by twisting silk thread.
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Kaga Fishing Flies
Fishing flies from Kaga. Bird feathers are wound onto hooks used for ayu fishing. The craft began as side work for samurai of the Kaga Domain.
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Kanazawa Japanese Umbrellas
Japanese umbrellas from Kanazawa. Washi paper is pasted onto bamboo ribs and oiled to repel water.