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Katashimo Winery
Katashimo Winery in Kashiwara. Founded in 1914, it is said to be the oldest winery in western Japan.
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Amanosake Saijo Brewery
Amanosake in Kawachi-Nagano. It recreates the sake that made its name in the medieval period as temple-brewed sake.
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Akishika Shuzo
Akishika Shuzo in Nose. It grows its own rice and brews in a cycle that returns the sake lees to the paddies.
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Naniwa Shuzo
Naniwa Shuzo in Hannan. Its Edo-period buildings are Registered Tangible Cultural Properties.
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Haguruma Osaka Headquarters
Haguruma in Kinokawa City, Wakayama Prefecture, handles food seasoning.
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Osaka Kizu Wholesale Market
A wholesale market over 300 years old, which opens a morning market to the public twice a month.
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Osaka Municipal Central Wholesale Market Main Market
The central wholesale market of Osaka. It handles the logistics of fresh food.
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Sakai Denshokan
The Denshokan in Sakai. It exhibits three industries of Sakai: blades, incense sticks and chusen dyeing.
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Osaka Ranma Transoms
The ranma transoms of Osaka. Boards of zelkova and cedar are carved in openwork.
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Osaka Karaki Sashimono Joinery
The karaki joinery of Osaka. Rosewood and ebony are joined together.
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Osaka Senshu Paulownia Chests
The paulownia chests of Senshu. Made as wedding furnishings, they are built entirely of paulownia.
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Naniwa Honzome Chusen Dyeing
Naniwa Honzome of Sakai. Tenugui cloths are dyed by chusen, in which a stencil is laid down and dye is poured on.
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Osaka Naniwa Tinware
The Naniwa tinware of Osaka. Tin is cast into sake vessels and tea caddies.
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Osaka Buddhist Altars
The Buddhist altars of Osaka. They are made by bringing together woodwork, lacquer and metalwork.
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Osaka Hariko Papier-Mache
The hariko of Osaka. Folk toys made by pasting layers of paper over a mold.
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Tonbodama and Izumi Glass Beads
The tonbodama of Izumi. Glass is melted and made into beads with a hole.
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Izumi Combs
The combs of Izumi. Boxwood is shaped, the teeth are sawn, and the comb is polished.
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Senshu Towels
The towels of Senshu. They are bleached after weaving, a method called atozarashi, which raises their absorbency.
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Senshu Mizunasu Processing
The mizunasu of Senshu. This thin-skinned, juicy eggplant is made into pickles.