Shinshu Hand-Painted Yuzen
Hand-painted yuzen from Shinshu. Outlines are drawn in paste and colors are applied with a brush.
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Hand-painted yuzen from Shinshu. Outlines are drawn in paste and colors are applied with a brush.
Mizuhiki from Iida. Twisted paper cord is stiffened with paste and tied into ornaments. Iida produces most of Japan's mizuhiki.
Oshie hina from Matsumoto. Flat hina dolls made by plumping cloth with cotton and attaching it to a board.
Farmers' art from Ueda. Wood carving started by Yamamoto Kanae as handwork for the farming off-season.
Aerial fireworks from Nagano. Known for the fireworks at Lake Suwa and the Nagano Ebisu fireworks.
Kumiko from Shinshu. Thin pieces of hinoki cypress are assembled into hemp-leaf and sesame patterns.
Bamboo craft from Togakushi. Nemagari bamboo is woven into strainers and baskets. The zaru trays on which soba is served are well known.
Tsugura from Sakae Village. Containers woven from straw; the neko-tsugura used as a cat's bed is well known.
Hatoguruma from Nozawa Onsen. Dove-shaped toys made of akebi vine.
Hinoki hats from Kiso. Thin strips of hinoki cypress are woven into hats.
Oroku combs from Yabuhara in Kiso Village. A hard wood called minebari is shaped and fine teeth are sawn.
Seiko Epson in Suwa. It makes printers and precision equipment. A technology that grew out of watchmaking.
The Hirooka Plant in Shiojiri. It is responsible for printer production technology.
Citizen Watch Manufacturing in Saku. It carries out precision machining for watches.
MinebeaMitsumi in Miyota makes bearings and precision parts.
Shinko Electric Industries in Nagano. It makes semiconductor packages.