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Japanese Drums
Japanese drums from Mie. Zelkova wood is hollowed out for the body, and cowhide is stretched over it.
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Hinaga Uchiwa Fans
Fans from Hinaga, Yokkaichi. Round bamboo is split just as it is to form the ribs.
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Seki Wooden Buckets
Buckets from Seki, Kameyama. Cedar staves are bound with bamboo hoops.
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Takada Buddhist Altars
Takada Buddhist altars from Tsu. They are finished with a wooden base, lacquer and gold leaf.
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Ise Single-Knife Carving
Single-knife carving from Ise. Timber prepared for the use of Ise Jingu is sometimes used for the carving.
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Ise Household Shrines
Household shrines from Ise. Kamidana altars are assembled from wood.
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Ise Shunkei Lacquerware
Shunkei lacquerware from Ise. Made at the foot of Ise Jingu, it comes in two colors, vermilion and yellow.
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Ise Japanese Nails
Traditional Japanese nails from Ise. They are made by forging. They are used in the periodic rebuilding of Ise Jingu.
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Gikakushi Imitation Leather Paper
Imitation leather paper from Ise. Washi paper is pressed in molds to make it look like leather. It was used for the tobacco pouches of Ise pilgrims.
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Nabari Match Cord
Match cord from Nabari. Plant fibers are braided to make the cord used in matchlock guns.
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Nachi Black Stone
Nachi black stone from Kumano. Black slate is polished into the black stones used in the game of Go.
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Kumano Fireworks
Fireworks from Kumano. They are known for the sea-surface detonation, in which shells are thrown into the sea.