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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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    Nambu ironware

    Nambu ironware (called Nambu tekki in Japanese) is a form of metalwork produced in the city of Morioka in Iwate prefecture. It is a traditional handicraft that was first created in the middle of the Edo period (1603-1868). The name "Nambu iro…

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