Sanuki Itto-bori Carving
Itto-bori carving of Takamatsu. Lion heads and other festival implements are carved.
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Itto-bori carving of Takamatsu. Lion heads and other festival implements are carved.
Hariko of Takamatsu. A folk toy made by pasting layers of paper onto a mold.
Chochin lanterns of Sanuki. Washi paper is pasted onto bamboo strips.
Decorative roof tiles of Sanuki. Clay is carved to adorn roofs.
The Stone Folk Museum in Takamatsu. It conveys the quarrying of Aji stone and the culture of stonemasons.
Norizome of Sanuki. Paste is applied and the cloth is dyed. Festival curtains and banners are made.
Tubs and barrels of Sanuki. Boards are tightened with bamboo hoops.
Bamboo crafts of Shodoshima. Bamboo is split and made into tools for daily use.
The stonemasons of Teshima. Traces of the industry that quarried stone remain.
Imabari Shipbuilding in Marugame. It builds large ships in docks facing the Bisan Seto.
Imabari Shipbuilding in Tadotsu. It makes hull blocks.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Sakaide. It builds LNG carriers.
Shikoku Dockyard in Takamatsu. It builds medium-sized ships.
Mitsubishi Electric in Marugame. It makes switchboards and power control equipment.
Shikoku Instrumentation in Kagawa. It handles measurement and control and electronic equipment.
Nankai Plywood in Takamatsu. It makes interior materials for housing.
Anabuki Construction in Takamatsu. It has construction technology for multi-unit housing.
Shikoku Kasei in Marugame. It makes functional materials.