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    • Dyeing-and-weaving
    • And-crafts
    • Japanese-lacquer-art
    • Woodworking
    • Bamboo-craft
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    • Castles and Buildings
    • Art-museumscat8
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    WAKA Ristorante, creative Italian cuisine that makes the most of the ingredients

    2024.2.15
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    Renowned “fugu” restaurant from 1905 – Yamadaya

    2023.11.23
  • FOOD Toyama

    Patisserie La Girafe where you can meet real chocolate

    2023.11.9
  • Restaurant Ishikawa

    Noto Italian and Fermented Food Inn “Flat”

    2023.10.30
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    Adding richness to your trip “Tokine-no-Yado Yunushi Ichijo”

    2012.11.16
  • FOOD Niigata

    Tasting the nature of Minamiuonuma “Keyakien”

    2011.9.24
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    “Sumiya Kihouan” A Moment in Kyoto’s “Okuzashiki”

    2010.5.30
  • Restaurant Kyoto

    By “Kyoto Nanzenji, Hyotei” At Tea house with a Long History

    2010.5.24
  • Restaurant Kyoto

    “Tempura Matsu” Renowned Restaurant Where you can Feel the Seasons of Arashiyama

    2010.5.22
  • STAY Shiga

    “Hira-sansou” Ryokan to Enjoy Seasonal Menus

    2010.4.30
  • Restaurant Hyogo

    Delicious fish! “Kinsushi”, where you can enjoy Awaji Island in its entirety.

    2010.2.21
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Discovering Japan [Nihon] through authentic craftsmanship [Honmono]

We embarked on a journey to discover the Japan that is still relatively unknown, even to Japanese people.
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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