Kikuma Roof Tiles
Seven and a half centuries of tile-making, smoked at the end until silver; its demon tiles are the tiler's sculpture.
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Seven and a half centuries of tile-making, smoked at the end until silver; its demon tiles are the tiler's sculpture.
A wax magnate's house with its workshops intact - the whole process of pressing wax from sumac berries, preserved as architecture.
A daruma modelled as a woman rather than a monk - rare in Japan, and still painted by hand.
In the city with Japan's highest output of paper products, covering everything from hand sheets to machine rolls.
Blades are tied to the lines to cut opponents' strings; the kite designs are family and district crests, drawn large.
A paper district that also twists the ceremonial cords, each knot carrying its own meaning.
Coopering kept alive by the wax and sake trades, its skill concentrated in splitting the bamboo hoops.