Sekishu Washi Center
The Sekishu Washi Center in Hamada. Visitors can try papermaking.
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The Sekishu Washi Center in Hamada. Visitors can try papermaking.
Hirose kasuri from Yasugi. It is dyed with indigo and woven into pictorial kasuri. Large designs are its hallmark.
Izumo mingei paper from Matsue. A washi paper started by Abe Eishiro, it was valued by the mingei folk craft movement.
Stone lanterns from Matsue. They are carved from Kimachi stone, a tuffaceous sandstone. It is soft and moss grows on it easily.
Kimachi Stone in Matsue. Located where Kimachi stone is quarried, it conveys the culture of stone.
Unshu abacuses from Okuizumo. Three kinds of wood, smoked bamboo, Japanese apricot and birch, are each put to their own use.
The abacus traditional industry hall in Okuizumo. It exhibits the abacus-producing district.
Itto-bori single-knife carving from Izumo. Subjects from mythology are carved.
Wooden dolls from Izumo. Wood is turned on a lathe to make the dolls.
Iwami Kagura masks from Hamada. Because they are made by pasting layers of Sekishu washi paper, they are light and withstand vigorous dancing.
Costumes for Iwami Kagura. Heavy costumes embroidered with gold thread are tailored.
Tsutsugaki indigo dyeing from Izumo. Paste is applied with a tube, then the piece is dyed with indigo.
Forged blades from Izumo. Blacksmithing in the lineage of tatara ironmaking.
Woodwork and obsidian crafts from Oki. Obsidian was carried to the mainland in the Stone Age.
Proterial in Yasugi. It makes specialty steels such as Yasuki Hagane. It descends from the tatara tradition.
A metallurgical research laboratory in Yasugi. It researches specialty steel materials.
A factory and the Wako Museum in Yasugi. They convey how tatara technology led to modern specialty steel.
Shimane Fujitsu in Izumo. It makes notebook computers.
Shimane Shimadzu in Izumo. It makes medical X-ray diagnostic systems and related equipment.
Murata Manufacturing in Izumo. One of the main factories for multilayer ceramic capacitors.
Izumo Murata Manufacturing's Iwami Plant in Oda. It makes capacitors, EMI suppression filters, and resistors.
Hoshizaki in Shimane. It makes commercial kitchen equipment.