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Watanabe Art Museum
Thirty thousand objects gathered by one physician, with a holding of armour rare for a private collection.
Inshu Washi
Most of Japan's calligraphy paper; the fibre blend is changed for each use to control how ink spreads.
Ushinoto Ware
Glazed in two colours split on the diagonal; Yanagi found it and made it a standard-bearer of the mingei movement.
Nakai Kiln
Descended from Ushinoto, and shaped by the doctor's design instruction into forms that suit a modern table.
Kurayoshi Kasuri
Landscapes and birds woven from tie-dyed thread; the technique died out and was reconstructed by a preservation society.
Yonago City Museum of Art
A small municipal museum, steady in showing local artists and printmaking.
Shoji Ueda Museum of Photography
For the photographer who staged figures on the dunes; a window frames Mt Daisen as if through his own lens.
Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum
Original pages showing how he drew backgrounds in obsessive detail and figures in almost none.
Yumihama Kasuri
Kasuri woven from cotton grown on the sand spit, its lucky motifs boldly simplified into pattern.
Mukibanda Site
One of Japan's largest Yayoi settlements, found just before a golf course was built and saved by local campaigning.
Aoya Kamijichi Site
Groundwater preserved wooden and lacquered objects in quantity - a rare chance to see Yayoi lacquer work directly.
Kamiyodo Temple Site
Fragments of wall painting contemporary with Horyuji's - proof the provinces held work of capital quality.
Ishitani Residence
A timber baron's forty-room house, its earthen hall crossed by tier upon tier of local cedar beams.
Itaibara Village
A mountain hamlet no road ever reached, its board roofs and stone terraces unchanged since the 1950s.
Inkyuzan Ware
A former domain kiln still firing in a climbing kiln, using the same local clay and ash glaze.
Wakasa Railway Stations
The original 1930 wooden stations, turntable and water tower survive along the line, listed together.
Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory
In the birthplace of Detective Conan's creator; the town is scattered with his characters, and even renamed its station.
Kurayoshi Figure Museum
In a circular former theatre, presenting figure sculpting as a branch of sculpture proper.
Hakuto Coast
The shore of the Kojiki's white hare tale, its line of rocks standing in for the crocodiles' backs.
Uradome Coast
Granite cut by the sea into arches and stacks, in water clear enough to show the rock beneath.
Misasa Onsen
Water rises in the riverbed and is bathed in where it stands, below three-storey wooden inns.
Umbrellas of the Shan-Shan Festival
Paper umbrellas hung with bells and foil, four thousand of them turned at once - a tool become a mass instrument of form.