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  • Woven textiles（38）
    • Awa-shijira cotton cloth
    • Chibana-hanaori textiles
    • Chichibu-meisen silk
    • Flower pattern textiles
    • Hachio island silk
    • Hakata brocade
    • Hon-shiozawa silk
    • Honba oshima tsumugi silk
    • Isesaki traditional resist-dyed textiles
    • Kijoka banana fiber cloth
    • Kiryu brocade
    • Kumejima tsumugi silk
    • Kurume traditional resist-dyed textiles
    • Miyako ramie textile
    • Murayama-oshima tsumugi silk
    • Nibutani bark cloth
    • Nishijin brocade
    • Oitama tsumugi silk
    • Ojiya chijimi textiles
    • Ojiya tsumugi silk
    • Oku-Aizu Showa Karamushi Textiles
    • Omi ramie cloth
    • Ryukyu traditional resist-dyed textiles
    • Shinshu tsumugi silk
    • Shiozawa tsumugi silk
    • Shuri brocade
    • Tama brocade
    • Tokamachi akashi chijimi textiles
    • Tokamachi traditional resist-dyed textiles
    • Uetsu tilia bark cloth
    • Ushikubi tsumugi silk
    • Yaeyama cotton cloth
    • Yaeyama ramie cloth
    • Yomitanzan-hanaori textiles
    • Yonaguni brocade
    • Yuki tsumugi silk
    • Yumihama traditional resist-dyed textiles
    • Yuntanza minsa
  • Dyed textiles（13）
    • Arimatsu tie-dyeing
    • Kaga textiles
    • Kyo dyed textiles
    • Kyo kimono-dyeing
    • Kyo textiles
    • Kyo-komon textiles
    • Nagoya kimono-dyeing
    • Nagoya textiles
    • Naniwa Honzome Hand Dyeing
    • Ryukyu traditional textiles
    • Tokyo Plain Dyeing
    • Tokyo fine-patterned dyeing
    • Tokyo textiles
  • Other textiles（5）
    • Gyoda Tabi Socks
    • Iga braided cords
    • Kaga embroidery
    • Kyo braided cords
    • Kyo embroidery
  • Ceramic（32）
    • Agano ware
    • Aizu-hongo ware
    • Akazu ware
    • Amakusa ceramics
    • Bizen ware
    • Echizen ware
    • Hagi ware
    • Hasami ware
    • Iga ware
    • Imari ware/Arita ware
    • Iwami ware
    • Izushi ware
    • Karatsu ware
    • Kasama ware
    • Koishiwara ware
    • Kutani ware
    • Kyo ware/Kiyomizu ware
    • Mashiko ware
    • Mikawachi ware
    • Mino ware
    • Obori-soma ware
    • Otani ware
    • Sanshu Onigawara Crafts
    • Satsuma ware
    • Seto-sometsuke ware
    • Shigaraki ware
    • Shodai ware
    • Tamba-tachikui ware
    • Tobe ware
    • Tokoname ware
    • Tsuboya ware
    • Yokkaichi-banko ware
  • Lacquerware（23）
    • Aizu lacquerware
    • Echizen lacquerware
    • Hida-shunkei lacquerware
    • Hidehira lacquerware
    • Joboji lacquerware
    • Kagawa lacquerware
    • Kamakura-bori lacquerware
    • Kanazawa lacquerware
    • Kawatsura lacquerware
    • Kishu lacquerware
    • Kiso lacquerware
    • Kyo laquerware
    • Murakami carved lacquerware
    • Naruko lacquerware
    • Niigata lacquerware
    • Odawara lacquerware
    • Ouchi lacquerware
    • Ryukyu lacquerware
    • Takaoka lacquerware
    • Tsugaru lacquerware
    • Wajima lacquerware
    • Wakasa lacquerware
    • Yamanaka lacquerware
  • Wood, bamboo crafts（32）
    • Akita cedar tubs and barrels
    • Beppu bamboo crafts
    • Echizen traditional chest
    • Edo bamboo fishing rods
    • Edo wood joinery
    • Hakone wood mosaic
    • Ichii woodcarvings
    • Inami wood carvings
    • Iwayado traditional chest
    • Kaba cherrybark woodcrafts
    • Kamo traditional chest
    • Kasukabe traditional paulownia chest
    • Katsuyama bamboo crafts
    • Kishu bamboo fishing rods
    • Kishu traditional chest
    • Kyo wood joinery
    • Matsumoto furniture
    • Miyajima woodwork
    • Miyakonojo archery bows
    • Nagiso woodturning
    • Nagoya traditional paulownia chest
    • Nibutani carved wooden tray
    • Odate bentwood
    • Okuaizu Basketry
    • Osaka bamboo screens
    • Osaka carved wooden panel
    • Osaka karaki wood joinery
    • Osaka-senshu traditional paulownia chest
    • Sendai traditional chest
    • Suruga bamboo crafts
    • Takayama tea whisks
    • Toyooka wicker crafts
  • Metal works（16）
    • Banshu-miki cutlery
    • Chiba Artisan Tools
    • Echigo-sanjo cutlery
    • Echigo-yoita cutlery
    • Echizen cutlery
    • Higo inlays
    • Nambu ironware
    • Osaka naniwa pewterware
    • Sakai cutlery
    • Shinshu Forged Blades
    • Takaoka copperware
    • Tokyo antimony craft
    • Tokyo silverware
    • Tosa cutlery
    • Tsubame-tsuiki copperware
    • Yamagata cast iron
  • Household Buddhist altars（17）
    • Hikone Buddhist altar
    • Hiroshima Buddhist altar
    • Iiyama Buddhist altar
    • Kanazawa Buddhist altar
    • Kawanabe Buddhist altar
    • Kyo Buddhist altar
    • Kyo Buddhist altar equipment
    • Mikawa Buddhist altar
    • Nagaoka Buddhist altar
    • Nagoya Buddhist altar
    • Nanao Buddhist altar
    • Niigata-shirone Buddhist altar
    • Osaka Buddhist altar
    • Owari Buddhist altar equipment
    • Sanjo Buddhist altar
    • Yamagata Buddhist altar
    • Yame-fukushima Buddhist altar
  • Traditional Japanese paper（9）
    • Awa traditional Japanese paper
    • Echizen traditional Japanese paper
    • Echu traditional Japanese paper
    • Inshu traditional Japanese paper
    • Mino traditional Japanese paper
    • Ozu traditional Japanese paper
    • Sekishu traditional Japanese paper
    • Tosa traditional Japanese paper
    • Uchiyama Japanese paper
  • Writing tools（10）
    • Akama inkstone
    • Banshu abacus
    • Kawajiri brushes
    • Kumano brushes
    • Nara Ink
    • Nara brushes
    • Ogatsu inkstone
    • Suzuka inksticks
    • Toyohashi brushes
    • Unshu abacus
  • Stonework（4）
    • Izumo stone lanterns
    • Kyo-ishi craft
    • Makabe stone lanterns
    • Okazaki stonemasonry
  • Semiprecious stone craftwork（2）
    • Koshu crystal and precious stones carving
    • Wakasa agate craft
  • Dolls, kokeshi（9）
    • Edo Oshi-e Pictures on Embossed Fabric
    • Edo-kimekomi doll
    • Edo-sekku doll
    • Hakata doll
    • Iwatsuki doll
    • Kyo doll
    • Miyagi kokeshi doll
    • Suruga doll accessories
    • Suruga-hina doll
  • Other crafts（22）
    • Banshu fly-fishing flies
    • Boshu uchiwa fans
    • Edo glass
    • Edo kiriko cut glass
    • Edo patterned paper
    • Edo tortoise shell crafts
    • Etchu Fukuoka Sedge Hats
    • Fukuyama traditional music instrument : Koto
    • Gifu lanterns
    • Koshu hand-carved seals
    • Koshu lacquered deer leather
    • Kyo art preservation
    • Kyo folding fans
    • Kyo uchiwa fans
    • Marugame uchiwa fans
    • Nagasaki tortoise shell crafts
    • Owari Cloisonné
    • Sanshin
    • Tendo Japanese chess pieces
    • Woodblock prints
    • Yamaga lanterns
    • Yame lanterns
  • Industrial art materials and tools（3）
    • Ise paper stencil printing
    • Kanazawa gold leaf
    • Shogawa woodcraft

AREA

  • Hokkaido（2）
    • Hokkaido（2）
      • Nibutani bark cloth Woven textiles
      • Nibutani carved wooden tray Wood, bamboo crafts
  • Tohoku（23）
    • Aomori（1）
      • Tsugaru lacquerware Lacquerware
    • Iwate（4）
      • Hidehira lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Iwayado traditional chest Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Joboji lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Nambu ironware Metal works
    • Miyagi（4）
      • Miyagi kokeshi doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Naruko lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Ogatsu inkstone Writing tools
      • Sendai traditional chest Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Akita（4）
      • Akita cedar tubs and barrels Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Kaba cherrybark woodcrafts Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Kawatsura lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Odate bentwood Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Yamagata（5）
      • Oitama tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Tendo Japanese chess pieces Other crafts
      • Uetsu tilia bark cloth Woven textiles
      • Yamagata Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Yamagata cast iron Metal works
    • Fukushima（5）
      • Aizu lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Aizu-hongo ware Ceramic
      • Obori-soma ware Ceramic
      • Oku-Aizu Showa Karamushi Textiles Woven textiles
      • Okuaizu Basketry Wood, bamboo crafts
  • Kanto・Koshinetsu（58）
    • Ibaraki（3）
      • Kasama ware Ceramic
      • Makabe stone lanterns Stonework
      • Yuki tsumugi silk Woven textiles
    • Tochigi（1）
      • Mashiko ware Ceramic
    • Gunma（2）
      • Isesaki traditional resist-dyed textiles Woven textiles
      • Kiryu brocade Woven textiles
    • Saitama（5）
      • Chichibu-meisen silk Woven textiles
      • Edo-kimekomi doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Gyoda Tabi Socks Other textiles
      • Iwatsuki doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Kasukabe traditional paulownia chest Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Chiba（2）
      • Boshu uchiwa fans Other crafts
      • Chiba Artisan Tools Metal works
    • Tokyo（17）
      • Edo Oshi-e Pictures on Embossed Fabric Dolls, kokeshi
      • Edo bamboo fishing rods Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Edo glass Other crafts
      • Edo kiriko cut glass Other crafts
      • Edo patterned paper Other crafts
      • Edo tortoise shell crafts Other crafts
      • Edo wood joinery Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Edo-sekku doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Hachio island silk Woven textiles
      • Murayama-oshima tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Tama brocade Woven textiles
      • Tokyo Plain Dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Tokyo antimony craft Metal works
      • Tokyo fine-patterned dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Tokyo silverware Metal works
      • Tokyo textiles Dyed textiles
      • Woodblock prints Other crafts
    • Kanagawa（3）
      • Hakone wood mosaic Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Kamakura-bori lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Odawara lacquerware Lacquerware
    • Niigata（15）
      • Echigo-sanjo cutlery Metal works
      • Echigo-yoita cutlery Metal works
      • Hon-shiozawa silk Woven textiles
      • Kamo traditional chest Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Murakami carved lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Nagaoka Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Niigata lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Niigata-shirone Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Ojiya chijimi textiles Woven textiles
      • Ojiya tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Sanjo Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Shiozawa tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Tokamachi akashi chijimi textiles Woven textiles
      • Tokamachi traditional resist-dyed textiles Woven textiles
      • Tsubame-tsuiki copperware Metal works
    • Yamanashi（3）
      • Koshu crystal and precious stones carving Semiprecious stone craftwork
      • Koshu hand-carved seals Other crafts
      • Koshu lacquered deer leather Other crafts
    • Nagano（7）
      • Iiyama Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Kiso lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Matsumoto furniture Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Nagiso woodturning Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Shinshu Forged Blades Metal works
      • Shinshu tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Uchiyama Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
  • Hokuriku（23）
    • Toyama（6）
      • Echu traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Etchu Fukuoka Sedge Hats Other crafts
      • Inami wood carvings Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Shogawa woodcraft Industrial art materials and tools
      • Takaoka copperware Metal works
      • Takaoka lacquerware Lacquerware
    • Ishikawa（10）
      • Kaga embroidery Other textiles
      • Kaga textiles Dyed textiles
      • Kanazawa Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Kanazawa gold leaf Industrial art materials and tools
      • Kanazawa lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Kutani ware Ceramic
      • Nanao Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Ushikubi tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Wajima lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Yamanaka lacquerware Lacquerware
    • Fukui（7）
      • Echizen cutlery Metal works
      • Echizen lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Echizen traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Echizen traditional chest Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Echizen ware Ceramic
      • Wakasa agate craft Semiprecious stone craftwork
      • Wakasa lacquerware Lacquerware
  • Tokai（27）
    • Gifu（5）
      • Gifu lanterns Other crafts
      • Hida-shunkei lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Ichii woodcarvings Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Mino traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Mino ware Ceramic
    • Shizuoka（3）
      • Suruga bamboo crafts Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Suruga doll accessories Dolls, kokeshi
      • Suruga-hina doll Dolls, kokeshi
    • Aichi（14）
      • Akazu ware Ceramic
      • Arimatsu tie-dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Mikawa Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Nagoya Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Nagoya kimono-dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Nagoya textiles Dyed textiles
      • Nagoya traditional paulownia chest Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Okazaki stonemasonry Stonework
      • Owari Buddhist altar equipment Household Buddhist altars
      • Owari Cloisonné Other crafts
      • Sanshu Onigawara Crafts Ceramic
      • Seto-sometsuke ware Ceramic
      • Tokoname ware Ceramic
      • Toyohashi brushes Writing tools
    • Mie（5）
      • Iga braided cords Other textiles
      • Iga ware Ceramic
      • Ise paper stencil printing Industrial art materials and tools
      • Suzuka inksticks Writing tools
      • Yokkaichi-banko ware Ceramic
  • Kinki（40）
    • Shiga（3）
      • Hikone Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Omi ramie cloth Woven textiles
      • Shigaraki ware Ceramic
    • Kyoto（17）
      • Kyo Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Kyo Buddhist altar equipment Household Buddhist altars
      • Kyo art preservation Other crafts
      • Kyo braided cords Other textiles
      • Kyo doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Kyo dyed textiles Dyed textiles
      • Kyo embroidery Other textiles
      • Kyo folding fans Other crafts
      • Kyo kimono-dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Kyo laquerware Lacquerware
      • Kyo textiles Dyed textiles
      • Kyo uchiwa fans Other crafts
      • Kyo ware/Kiyomizu ware Ceramic
      • Kyo wood joinery Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Kyo-ishi craft Stonework
      • Kyo-komon textiles Dyed textiles
      • Nishijin brocade Woven textiles
    • Osaka（8）
      • Naniwa Honzome Hand Dyeing Dyed textiles
      • Osaka Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Osaka bamboo screens Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Osaka carved wooden panel Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Osaka karaki wood joinery Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Osaka naniwa pewterware Metal works
      • Osaka-senshu traditional paulownia chest Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Sakai cutlery Metal works
    • Hyogo（6）
      • Banshu abacus Writing tools
      • Banshu fly-fishing flies Other crafts
      • Banshu-miki cutlery Metal works
      • Izushi ware Ceramic
      • Tamba-tachikui ware Ceramic
      • Toyooka wicker crafts Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Nara（3）
      • Nara Ink Writing tools
      • Nara brushes Writing tools
      • Takayama tea whisks Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Wakayama（3）
      • Kishu bamboo fishing rods Wood, bamboo crafts
      • Kishu lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Kishu traditional chest Wood, bamboo crafts
  • Chugoku（16）
    • Tottori（2）
      • Inshu traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Yumihama traditional resist-dyed textiles Woven textiles
    • Shimane（4）
      • Iwami ware Ceramic
      • Izumo stone lanterns Stonework
      • Sekishu traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Unshu abacus Writing tools
    • Okayama（2）
      • Bizen ware Ceramic
      • Katsuyama bamboo crafts Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Hiroshima（5）
      • Fukuyama traditional music instrument : Koto Other crafts
      • Hiroshima Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Kawajiri brushes Writing tools
      • Kumano brushes Writing tools
      • Miyajima woodwork Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Yamaguchi（3）
      • Akama inkstone Writing tools
      • Hagi ware Ceramic
      • Ouchi lacquerware Lacquerware
  • Shikoku（9）
    • Tokushima（3）
      • Awa traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Awa-shijira cotton cloth Woven textiles
      • Otani ware Ceramic
    • Kagawa（2）
      • Kagawa lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Marugame uchiwa fans Other crafts
    • Ehime（2）
      • Ozu traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
      • Tobe ware Ceramic
    • Kochi（2）
      • Tosa cutlery Metal works
      • Tosa traditional Japanese paper Traditional Japanese paper
  • Kyushu（21）
    • Fukuoka（7）
      • Agano ware Ceramic
      • Hakata brocade Woven textiles
      • Hakata doll Dolls, kokeshi
      • Koishiwara ware Ceramic
      • Kurume traditional resist-dyed textiles Woven textiles
      • Yame lanterns Other crafts
      • Yame-fukushima Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
    • Saga（2）
      • Imari ware/Arita ware Ceramic
      • Karatsu ware Ceramic
    • Nagasaki（3）
      • Hasami ware Ceramic
      • Mikawachi ware Ceramic
      • Nagasaki tortoise shell crafts Other crafts
    • Kumamoto（4）
      • Amakusa ceramics Ceramic
      • Higo inlays Metal works
      • Shodai ware Ceramic
      • Yamaga lanterns Other crafts
    • Oita（1）
      • Beppu bamboo crafts Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Miyazaki（1）
      • Miyakonojo archery bows Wood, bamboo crafts
    • Kagoshima（3）
      • Honba oshima tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Kawanabe Buddhist altar Household Buddhist altars
      • Satsuma ware Ceramic
  • Okinawa（16）
    • Okinawa（16）
      • Chibana-hanaori textiles Woven textiles
      • Flower pattern textiles Woven textiles
      • Kijoka banana fiber cloth Woven textiles
      • Kumejima tsumugi silk Woven textiles
      • Miyako ramie textile Woven textiles
      • Ryukyu lacquerware Lacquerware
      • Ryukyu traditional resist-dyed textiles Woven textiles
      • Ryukyu traditional textiles Dyed textiles
      • Sanshin Other crafts
      • Shuri brocade Woven textiles
      • Tsuboya ware Ceramic
      • Yaeyama cotton cloth Woven textiles
      • Yaeyama ramie cloth Woven textiles
      • Yomitanzan-hanaori textiles Woven textiles
      • Yonaguni brocade Woven textiles
      • Yuntanza minsa Woven textiles

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    Ryukyu traditional textiles

    Ryukyu Bingata is a dyed and woven textile produced around Shuri, Okinawa prefecture. Its origin goes back to the 14th to 15th century. The ladies of the royal family or the families of the warrior class wore Ryukyu Bingata. There are two kinds of…

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