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THE COVER NIPPON, a place where you can see beautiful handicrafts from all over Japan

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THE COVER NIPPON, a place where you can see beautiful handicrafts from all over Japan

Are you wondering what Japanese souvenirs will help spark a wonderful memory of your trip to Japan?
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Arita ware, Fukagawa-Seiji Tea & Gallery – FUKAGAWA SEIJI 1894 ROYAL KILN & TEA

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Arita ware, Fukagawa-Seiji Tea & Gallery – FUKAGAWA SEIJI 1894 ROYAL KILN & TEA

Have you ever heard of a traditional Japanese porcelain called Arita ware? It dates back to the beginning of the 17th century, during Toyotomi Hideyoshi's campaigns in Korea. Nabeshima Naoshige, the lord of Bizen (part of present-day Nagasaki and Saga prefectures), brought back the potter, Li Sanpei who discovered a high-quality porcelain stone at Mount Arita Izumi, and the first fine porcelain thereafter emerged in Japan. The raw porcelain material that was found in Arita, Saga Prefecture in Kyushu is still used for producing tableware and arts and crafts, and continues to be loved by Japanese families up to these days.
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Yoshida Gennojoe-Roho, preserving traditional techniques of Kyoto household Buddhist Altars and Kyoto Buddhist religious objects

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Yoshida Gennojoe-Roho, preserving traditional techniques of Kyoto household Buddhist Altars and Kyoto Buddhist religious objects

Kyoto household Buddhist altar and Kyoto Buddhist religious objects are designated as traditional Japanese crafts. They are believed to have originated in the 9th century in Kyoto, the birthplace of Buddhist altars, where traditional techniques have been used since ancient times to produce a wide variety of products for household and temple.Among them, Yoshida Gennojoe-Roho is a Buddhist altar store with a 450-years history, located in Sanjo, Kyoto. Founded in 1572 by Yoshida Gennojoe, this shop boasts years of experience, technique and knowledge, supplying the highest quality Buddhist altar fittings for 15 generations until now. In this article, we will introduce a story about the Kyoto household Buddhist altar and Buddhist statues made by traditional craft techniques in Kyoto and interesting details about Yoshida Gennojoe-Roho.
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Bizen Ware and Its Unique Beauty

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Bizen Ware and Its Unique Beauty

Bizen ware derives its name from the area where it is produced, which is in Okayama Prefecture, it is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan, with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. A key feature of Bizen ware is that the molding and firing processes give it a simple, rustic appearance. No glazes are used.
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Aoyama Square, where you can meet handicrafts of Japanese craftsmen

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Aoyama Square, where you can meet handicrafts of Japanese craftsmen

I went to Aoyama Square, a gallery and shop where you can encounter traditional crafts from all across Japan.
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The fantastic world of EDO-KIRIKO created by the glass artist Kosho Nemoto

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The fantastic world of EDO-KIRIKO created by the glass artist Kosho Nemoto

【information】 7th Jul 2021, Youtube posted.

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