A simple and durable silk fabric woven using silk thread, dupioni thread, raw silk, etc., dyed with natural dyes.

The area is blessed with high-quality timber such as cypress and lacquer, and is home to durable techniques such as "honkataji" and "tsuishu."

This Buddhist altar is heavy and sturdy, made using the hijikigumi technique used by shrine carpenters.

A fusion of Japanese furniture techniques and Western furniture design. Made from Mizumezakura cherry wood, the more you use it, the more lustrous it becomes.

Shoji paper is made from kozo (paper mulberry) that has been exposed to snow, and is strong, breathable, and light-transmitting.

Wooden products such as trays and bowls are made on a lathe, making use of the grain of zelkova and horse chestnut.

Blacksmithing techniques originated from the production of sickles and other agricultural tools, and are now used to make strong, sharp blades.