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  • Sashimono (joinery)
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  • Kyodo-gangu Nikko-chadogu (Nikko tea-ceremony folk toys)
  • Nikko-bori (Nikko woodcarving)
  • Kamoncho-dansu (cabinetry featuring family crests) and Daruma-todana (Daruma cupboards)
  • Tochigi-no-taru (Tochigi barrels)
  • Tochigi-no-kirigeta (Tochigi paulownia-wood geta sandals)
  • Kanuma-sokiridansu (Kanuma paulownia-wood cabinetry)
• Bamboo Crafts
  • Chiku-kogei (bamboo ware)
  • Kanchiku-kogei (kanchiku-bamboo ware)
  • Nasu-no-shinokogei (Nasu shino-bamboo ware)
  • Ichikai-no-mi (Ichikai winnowing baskets)
  • Takesei-kotorikago / -shakukago (bamboo birdcages)
• Metalwork
  • Tenmyo-imono (Tenmyo cast-metal goods)
  • Kuroiso-no-uchihamono (Kuroiso hammered blades)
  • Motegi-no-uchihamono (Motegi hammered blades)
• Festival Implements and Tools
  • Wadaiko (taiko drums)
  • Ishibashi Edo-mikoshi (Ishibashi Edo-style portable shrines) and shinbutsugu (Shinto/Buddhist altar fittings and implements)
  • Nippa-no-chochin (Nippa lanterns)
• Textiles
  • Yuki-tsumugi (Yuki silk cloth)
  • Gyoan-teori (Gyoan hand-woven fabrics) colored with kusaki-zome (plant dyes)
  • Hogushi-ori (hogushi-ori weaving)
  • Moka-momen (Moka cotton)
• Dyed Textiles
  • Kusaki-zome (plant-based dyeing)
  • Mashiko Kusaki-zome (Mashiko plant-based dyeing)
  • Kurobane-aizome (Kurobane indigo dyeing)
  • Miyazome (Miyazome dyed cloth)
  • Ashikaga-no-aizome (Ashikaga indigo dyeing)
• Other Crafts
  • Fukube-kako (Fukube gourd handicrafts)
  • Oyaishi-zaiku (Oya stone handicrafts)
  • Ashinoishi-zaiku (Ashino stone handicrafts)
  • Kibuna (yellow carp toys)
  • Yashu-tenmari (Yashu-tenmari balls)
  • Sano-ishokibina (Sano costumed dolls)
  • Sano Sekku-kakejiku (Sano seasonal-festival hanging scrolls)
  • Ohatake no Mushae-nobori (OHATA warrior banners)
  • Tochigi-onigawara (Tochigi demon-head roof ornaments)
  • Kanuma-hoki (Kanuma brooms)
  • Tsuga-no-zashikihoki (Tsuga tatami-mat brooms)
  • Wakyuyo-ya (arrows for Japanese bows)
  • Shamisen
  • Koto
  • Karasuyama Tesuki-washi (Karasuyama handmade Japanese paper)
  • Sugi-senko (Japanese-cedar incense sticks)
  • Sano-dorei (Sano earthenware bells) and Sano-dobue (Sano earthenware flutes)
  • Nogi-no-sekibutsu (Nogi stone Buddha statues)
  • Mamada-himo (Mamada cords)
  • Shimotsuke-shibori (Shimotsuke twisted paper)
  • Sano no Iki-ningyo (Sano Iki-ningyo Dolls)
  • Kanuma-kibigara-zaiku(Kanuma stalk handicrafts)
  • Sano-mushae-nobori(Sano warrior banners)
  • Tochigi-no-senko (Tochigi incense sticks)
  • Watarase-yusuichi-yoshizu (Watarase Retarding Basin reed screens)
  • Ashikaga-no-kindami (Ashikaga gold glazing)
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