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Map of Tochigi Prefecture Traditional Craft Products

Map of Tochigi Prefecture Traditional Craft Products

Utsunomiya-shi: Magemono (bent-wood crafts); Utsunomiya-no-hikimono(Utsunomiya turned crafts); Sashimono (joinery); Wadaiko (taiko drums); Miyazome (Miyazome dyed cloth); Fukube-zaiku(Fukube gourd handicrafts); Oyaishi-zaiku (Oya stone handicrafts); Kibuna (yellow carp toys); Yashu-tenmari (Yashu-tenmari balls); Wakyuyo-ya (arrows for Japanese bows); Shamisen; Koto

Nikko-shi: Imaichi-no-hikimono (Imaichi turned crafts); Sashimono (joinery); Nikko-geta (Nikko geta sandals); Kyodo-gangu Nikko-chadogu (Nikko tea-ceremony folk toys); Nikko-bori (Nikko woodcarving); Sugi-senko (Japanese-cedar incense sticks)

Kanuma-shi: Shimotsuke-suisha (Shimotsuke water wheels); Kanuma-kumiko (Kanuma wood latticework); Kanuma-sokiridansu (Kanuma paulownia-wood cabinetry); Kanuma-hoki (Kanuma brooms); Kanuma-kibigara-zaiku (Kanuma stalk handicrafts)

Mibu-machi: Wadaiko (taiko drums)

Sano-shi: Tenmyo-imono (Tenmyo cast-metal goods); Sano-ishokibina (Sano costumed dolls); Sano Sekku-kakejiku (Sano seasonal-festival hanging scrolls); Tochigi-onigawara (Tochigi demon-head roof ornaments); Sano-dorei and dobue (Sano earthenware bells and flutes); Sano no Iki-ningyo (Sano Iki-ningyo Dolls); Sano-mushae-nobori (Sano warrior banners)

Tochigi-shi: Mikamo-yaki (Mikamo ware); Tochigi-no-taru (Tochigi barrels); Tochigi-no-kirigeta (Tochigi paulownia-wood geta sandals); Nippa-no-chochin (Nippa lanterns); Tsuga-no-zashikihoki (Tsuga tatami-mat brooms); Tochigi-no-senko (Tochigi incense sticks)

Ashikaga-shi: Gyoan-teori(kusaki-zome)
[Gyoan hand-woven fabrics(colored with plant dyes)]; Hogushi-ori (hogushi-ori weaving); Kusaki-zome (plant-based dyeing); Ashikaga-no-aizome (Ashikaga indigo dyeing); Ashikaga-no-kindami(Ashikaga gold glazing)

Nogi-machi: Nogi-no-sekibutsu (Nogi stone Buddha statues); Watarase-yusuichi-yoshizu
(Watarase Retarding Basin reed screens)

Oyama-shi: Kamoncho-dansu and Daruma-todana(cabinetry featuring family crests and Daruma cupboards); Yuki-tsumugi (Yuki silk cloth); Mamada-himo (Mamada cords); Shimotsuke-shibori (Shimotsuke twisted paper); Honba Yuki-tsumugi Oriki(Jibata)[genuine Yuki-silk-cloth looms(and local cloth)]

Nasu-machi: Nasu-no-shinokogei (Nasu shino-bamboo ware); Ashinoishi-zaiku (Ashino stone handicrafts)

Otawara-shi: Chiku-kogei (bamboo ware); Kurobane-aizome (Kurobane indigo dyeing)

Nakagawa-machi: Koisago-yaki (Koisago ware)

Nasukarasuyama-shi: Karasuyama Tesuki-washi (Karasuyama handmade Japanese paper)

Motegi-machi: Motegi-no-uchihamono (Motegi hammered blades)

Mashiko-machi: Mashiko-yaki (Mashiko ware); Mashiko Kusaki-zome (Mashiko plant-based dyeing)

Moka-shi: Moka-momen (Moka cotton)

Shimotsuke-shi: Ishibashi Edo-mikoshi and Shinbutsugu (Ishibashi Edo-style portable shrines and Shinto/Buddhist altar fittings and implements)