The Spirit of Japan Lives in Its Regions

Toyama

Takaoka tin and copper, the soul of metalwork.

Hyogo

Tamba-yaki pottery from one of Japan's six ancient kilns.

Niigata

Cutlery from Tsubame-Sanjo, washi, and snow-country sake.

Ishikawa

Kanazawa gold leaf, Wajima lacquer, refined craft traditions.

Yamagata

Gifu

Fukushima

Tokyo

Edo Kiriko cut glass and the heart of urban craft.

Nagano

Fukuoka

Fukui

Shiga

Iwate

Osaka

Saitama

Kyoto

Centuries of court culture in textiles, tea and ceramics.

Aichi

Okinawa

Bingata textiles, glass and a southern island sensibility.

Kumamoto

Tochigi

Oita

Kagawa

Kanagawa

Hakone yosegi marquetry and coastal craft heritage.

Shimane

Nara

The 500-year matcha whisk and ancient wooden tools.

Kagoshima

Kochi

Mie

Shizuoka

Tea fields of Makinohara, bamboo and woodcraft.

Ibaraki

Okayama

Nagasaki

Miyagi

Saga

Hiroshima

Chiba

Wakayama

Aomori

Hokkaido

Yamaguchi

Akita

Ehime

Tokushima

Gunma

Miyazaki

Yamanashi

Tottori