Awa Washi Traditional Industry Hall
The Awa Washi Traditional Industry Hall in Yoshinogawa. Visitors can try papermaking.
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The Awa Washi Traditional Industry Hall in Yoshinogawa. Visitors can try papermaking.
Wooden puppets from Tokushima. The heads used in ningyo joruri puppet theater are carved and painted.
Awa Jurobe Yashiki in Tokushima. It shows the ningyo joruri puppet theater stage and the making of wooden puppets.
Awa Odori bamboo dolls from Tokushima. The figures of dancers are made from bamboo.
Karaki Buddhist altars from Tokushima. They use rosewood and ebony.
Furniture and woodworking in Tokushima. Timber processing continues here as a production center.
Cedar woodworking in Kamiyama. Crafts are made from local cedar.
Cedar woodworking in Kito, Naka. Kito cedar has tight growth rings and warps little.
Onigawara ridge-end tiles from Tokushima. Awa clay is carved and the tile is set on the ridge of the roof.
Otsuka Pharmaceutical in Tokushima. It makes pharmaceuticals and nutritional products, including Pocari Sweat.
The second factory in Tokushima. It formulates pharmaceuticals.
A factory in Itano. It makes pharmaceuticals in an environmentally conscious facility.
The Wajiki Factory in Naka. It makes pharmaceuticals.
Otsuka Chemical in Tokushima. It makes chemicals and composite materials.
Otsuka Foods in Tokushima. It has the retort-pouch technology that gave rise to Bon Curry.
Taiho Pharmaceutical in Tokushima. It makes anticancer drugs.
Taiho Pharmaceutical in Kitajima. It formulates pharmaceuticals.
Industrial materials in Anan. Insulation materials and other products are made.