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Discovering Japan [Nihon] through authentic craftsmanship [Honmono]
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    • Ceramics
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    • And-crafts
    • Japanese-lacquer-art
    • Woodworking
    • Bamboo-craft
    • Goldsmith
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  • TRAVELMany Japanese temples and shrines are traditional wooden structures, and are testament to the fact that Japan is one of the world’s prominent “wood” based cultures. Japan’s craft pro…
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    • Castles and Buildings
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    Private bath with a view of the five-story pagoda “Sarusawa Ike Yoshidaya”

    2010.3.14
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    Overlooking the night view of Osaka “Minoo Sansou, Kaze-no-Mori”

    2010.3.7
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    Ginka, the hotel for wellness at Kinosaki Maruyamagawa Onsen

    2010.2.24
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    “Arimasansoh Gosho Bessho”, The type of suite villa

    2010.2.23
  • STAY Hyogo

    Yumesenkei Besso Amahara – A graceful, fully relaxing vacation

    2010.2.21
  • STAY Tokushima

    Enjoying “Iya soba” while overlooking the unexplored Iya Valley – “Iya Bijin”

    2010.1.25
  • STAY Kochi

    “Shimanto Hotel” Enjoy the clear water of Shimanto River and the Pacific Ocean

    2010.1.11
  • STAY Ehime

    A gastronomic hotel befitting the Japan’s oldest hot spring town. “Dogo Yumekura 旅庵浪六”

    2009.11.23
  • STAY Hiroshima

    “Accommodation of the Gardens, Sekitei” Accommodation to Fully Relax the Body and Soul

    2009.11.11
  • STAY Tottori

    Hot Spring, Beach and Seafood – Enjoy them all at “Kasuitei”

    2009.9.17
  • STAY Tottori

    Inn with Hot Springs which have Medicinal Qualities “Mansuirou”

    2009.9.16
  • STAY Shimane

    Relaxation for only Two Groups per Day “Yunokamikan”

    2009.9.3
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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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