Hyogo

Spirit of Hyogo

Where Hyogo craft is born.

Browse 10 crafts and stories rooted in Hyogo — selected for international buyers and shipped directly to the U.S.

All crafts from Hyogo

10 items

Japanese Craft

Hyogo's Tajima region wove willow along the Maruyama River for over a thousand years. This hand-plaited Toyooka willow…

Japanese Craft

Forged by a samurai-armorer lineage in Himeji, the Myochin hibashi furin turns iron fire chopsticks into a wind…

Japanese Craft

Awaji Island has perfumed Japan since agarwood drifted ashore in 595 AD. Here's where US readers can buy…

Japanese Craft

Banshu-ori is Japan's leading yarn-dyed cotton, woven in Nishiwaki since 1792. A soft gauze handkerchief shows why this…

Japanese Craft

Tamba Tachikui-yaki is one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, fired in Sasayama, Hyogo for over 800 years. This…

Japanese Craft

A natural ash-glaze teacup from Tachikui in Hyogo, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. Eight centuries of anagama…

Japanese Craft

A double-edged ryoba pull saw from Hyogo's Banshu Miki blacksmith tradition, cutting on the pull stroke for thin,…

Japanese Craft

Japan's friction-folding pocket knife, hand-forged in Miki, Hyogo by the sole licensed maker. Where to buy the Higonokami…

Japanese Craft

Tanba-yaki is one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, fired in Sasayama hills since the Heian era. Our team…

Education

Banshū soroban (播州そろばん) is the **abacus tradition of Ono City**, in southwestern Hyōgo Prefecture — produced continuously since…