Shizuoka Turned Woodwork
Turned woodwork of Shizuoka. In a production area for furniture and wooden models, the lathe is turned.
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Turned woodwork of Shizuoka. In a production area for furniture and wooden models, the lathe is turned.
Maki-e of Suruga. Pictures are drawn in lacquer and gold powder is sprinkled on.
Hari geta of Suruga. Paper or cloth is applied to the base of the geta.
Menpa of Ikawa, Shizuoka. Lunch boxes made by bending local wood rather than Kiso cypress and coating it with lacquer.
Paulownia chests of Fujieda. In a post town on the Tokaido, paulownia is assembled by joinery.
Kyudo equipment of Yaizu. Bows are made by laminating bamboo and wood.
Cotton tsumugi of Enshu. Stripes are woven with yarn dyed beforehand. It is thick and durable.
Chusen dyeing of Hamamatsu. A stencil is placed and dye is poured on, dyeing yukata cloth on both sides at once.
Kudzu cloth of Kakegawa. Fiber is taken from kudzu vines and woven.
Kites of the Hamamatsu Festival. Large kites compete by entangling their lines.
Onigawara tiles of Enshu. In a land bordering Sanshu, clay is carved and set on the ridge of the roof.
Dried fish of Izu. Fish are split open, soaked in salt water and dried in the sea breeze.
Camphor wood craft of Atami. Camphor wood is carved into containers.
Models of Shizuoka. Having started with wooden models, it now makes most of the plastic models in Japan.
Kudzu cloth of Kakegawa. A traditional cloth woven from kudzu fiber.
Kongo Ishime-nuri from Shizuoka. It is kawari-nuri that creates a stone-like surface by sprinkling Abe River sand onto lacquer.
Yanimatsu craft of Shimoda. Resin-rich pine is carved into containers.