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Ogura-ori, expressing delicate colors through vertical stripes. Yusei Dyeing and Weaving Studio, Noriko Tsukishiro / Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture

Carrying on the Founder’s Vision: Teruko Kobayashi, Southern裂織 (Setsuori) Weaving Tradition Bearer / Towada City, Aomori Prefecture

Sadao Saito, Gunma Prefecture’s Hometown Traditional Craftsman, passes on the traditions and techniques of Isesaki Kasuri / Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture

“Nambu Shikon zome and Nambu Akane zome, Soshido” Kimono that is created by natural color and hand work

“Ebisuya Ono Sensaisho” Clean water that produces infinite color

Growing the material to create the woven fabric “Karamushi weaving, Tamaki Saito”

“Edo Komon, Yasutaka Komira and Yasumasa Komiya” Preserving the Tradition and Patterns

Passing on Okinawa “Bingata-zome” in Kanagawa “Textile-dyeing Artists Akiyo Shinohara and Yuko Shinohara”

Fabric Dyeing Artist, Takako Saito – Dyeing in modern taste

Textile woven with Niigata climate “Ojiya-chijimi, Takashi Higuchi”

Dyeing both sides of the fabric “Fabric-dyeing artist, Nobuo Matsubara”

Charming hand drawings in kimono “Yuzen-zome, Hidetaka Nakazawa”