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NICT Yokosuka Research Park
The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Yokosuka. It researches wireless communications.
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Kanagawa Institute of Industrial Science and Technology
The prefecture's public testing and research institute. It supports the technology of companies in the prefecture.
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Sagami Robot Industry Special Zone
The Sagami Robot Industry Special Zone. Daily life support robots are tested in real-world settings.
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Odawara Wood Inlay
Wood inlay from Odawara. A cut-out inlay in which pieces of wood cut with a fretsaw are fitted into place.
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Hakone Puzzle Boxes
Puzzle boxes from Hakone. Trick boxes that will not open unless the panels are moved in a set sequence.
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Shibayama Lacquerware
Shibayama lacquerware. Shell and ivory are carved and inlaid into lacquerware.
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Oyama Spinning Tops
Spinning tops from Oyama. Wooden tops long made as souvenirs along the pilgrimage approach.
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Misaki Big-Catch Flags
Big-catch flags from Misaki. Pictures celebrating a big catch are dyed on cotton by the tsutsugaki technique.
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Yokohama Scarves
Scarves from Yokohama. They are printed on silk. They grew up as an export product from the opening of the port onward.
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Yokohama Furniture
Furniture from Yokohama. Western-style furniture born of demand from the foreign settlement.
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Yokohama Shibayama Lacquerware
Shibayama lacquerware from Yokohama. Lacquerware inlaid with shell that flourished as an export craft in the Meiji era.
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Odawara Cast Metalwork
Cast metalwork from Odawara. Bells and sounding instruments are cast.
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Odawara Lanterns
Lanterns from Odawara. With a portable structure that folds flat, they were used by travelers on the Tokaido.
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Hadano Bamboo Products
Bamboo products from Hadano. Bamboo is split and made into everyday tools.
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Aikawa Twisted Yarn
Twisted yarn from Aikawa. Twist is applied to yarn to make material for weaving.
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Shonan Cloisonne
Cloisonne from Shonan. Glaze is applied to a copper body, which is fired repeatedly and then polished down.
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Kamakura Swords
Swords from Kamakura. The forging culture of a place where swordsmiths gathered in the Kamakura period.
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Sagami Puppet Theater Puppet Making
The making of puppets used in Sagami puppet theater. They have a structure suited to a stage where each puppet is operated by three puppeteers.
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Ashigara Tea Processing Techniques
Tea processing in Ashigara. The picked leaves are steamed and then rolled.
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Odawara Kamaboko
Kamaboko from Odawara. Paste of fish from Sagami Bay is mounted on a board and steamed.
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Odawara Umeboshi
Umeboshi from Odawara. Fruit from the Soga plum groves is pickled in salt.
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Miura Tuna Processing
Tuna processing in Miura. Frozen tuna landed at Misaki is cut up and distributed.