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    • Shochu
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    • And-crafts
    • Japanese-lacquer-art
    • Woodworking
    • Bamboo-craft
    • Goldsmith
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    • Shrines and temples
    • Castles and Buildings
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  • CRAFT Ibaraki

    Work that remain as material shapes “Hiroyuki Onuki, Potter”

    2012.2.15
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    Wares that makes you feel the color and “kasurimon” patterns ”Michitaka Fukuno, Potter”

    2012.2.15
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    You can do it if you try (Isao Onishi, Potter)

    2012.2.15
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    Crystal glass “KAGAMI CRYSTAL”

    2012.2.15
  • CRAFT Ibaraki

    Learn and experience glass “Glass workshop SILICA”

    2012.2.13
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    The untearable paper “Nishinouchi Rice Paper, Masaki Kikuchi”

    2012.2.13
  • CRAFT Ibaraki

    Sharp lines and warm forms “Hayato Sawada, Potter”

    2012.2.12
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    The delicious golden “natto” “Kikusui Shokuhin”

    2012.2.12
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    Making “sake” loved by a master artist

    2012.2.12
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    An ”Inari” shrine rooted in the region, “Kasama Inari Shrine”

    2012.2.11
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    Colors painted by nature “Potter, Mamoru Teramoto”

    2012.2.11
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    A museum specializing in ceramics “Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum”

    2012.2.11
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Discovering Japan [Nihon] through authentic craftsmanship [Honmono]

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Along the way we encountered the proud heritage of Japan - the inspiring traditional crafts, the delicious food, the beautiful locations, and the warmth of the people.
NIHONMONO gives a unique insight to the wonders of Japanese culture, creating an opportunity for the world to learn about and experience the true Japan.

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