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         Video article 13:16 Video article 13:16Bingata - Traditional Resist Dyeing of Okinawa, Japan, Used to Make Kimono With Breathtaking Designs and Colorful PatternsTraditional Crafts- 236 plays
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         Video article 4:11 Video article 4:11Kyo Kanoko Shibori Is a Textile Dyeing Technique of Kyoto Used in Court Clothing for Over 1,000 Years! A Look at the Profound Craft That Is Indispensable to Japanese Kimono Culture!Traditional Crafts- 32 plays
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         Video article 9:35 Video article 9:35A female dyeing artist from Kyoto, Japan, talks about the fascination of the traditional craft of “Dyeing and Weaving”. How has this thousands-year-old technique been handed down?Traditional Crafts- 349 plays
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         Video article 2:12 Video article 2:12Miyagi Prefecture's Traditional "Tokiwa Kongatazome" Hand Towels Attract People of All Ages! Don't Miss This Video About the Woman Carrying the Light of Tradition Into the Future!Traditional Crafts- 184 plays
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         Video article 2:56 Video article 2:56Sumi-Nagashi Is a Traditional Craft of Fukui Prefecture Where No Two Patterns Are Identical. How Are the Beautiful Designs Made?Traditional Crafts- 43 plays
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         Video article 5:06 Video article 5:06Enjoy a Moment of Healing With the Fantastic Lights of Gifu Paper Lanterns from Gifu Prefecture! The Soft Glow of These Lanterns, Handcrafted by Skilled Artisans, Is Popular All Over the World!Traditional Crafts- 311 plays
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         Video article 5:36 Video article 5:36A Close Look at the Raden Craftsmen Who Preserve the Traditional Japanese Craft of Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture. Made of Brightly Colored Seashells, They're Truly Works of Art!Traditional Crafts- 123 plays
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         Video article 4:24 Video article 4:24Kyo Sashimono - A Traditional Craft in Kyoto That Has Been Passed Down Since the Heian Period. A Rare Glimpse Into the Making of a Craft That Makes for a Great Souvenir!Traditional Crafts- 169 plays
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         Video article 4:00 Video article 4:00Yamagata Casting Is an Essential Part of Japan's Tea Ceremony Culture. A Quick Look at the Traditional Craft of Yamagata City, Yamagata and How It's Made!Traditional Crafts- 212 plays
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At Tokamachi Akashi Chijimi, They Make Kimonos and Yukata That Will Keep You Cool in the Summer Months. With Both High Quality Designs and the Highest Levels of Comfort, These Kimono from Niigata Prefecture Are Something to Be Admired!
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         Video article 2:35 Video article 2:35Aizu Paper Mache Akabeko - With Its Impressive Bright Red Coloring, This 400-Year-Old Folk Art of Aizu, Fukushima Is a Craft That Clearly Shows the Craftsman's Attention To DetailTraditional Crafts Celebrities- 579 plays
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         Video article 4:04 Video article 4:04Chasen: Introducing the Characteristics and History of the Takayama Tea Whisk – A 500-Year-Old Utensil Essential for Traditional Japanese Tea CeremonyTraditional Crafts History- 399 plays
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         Video article 1:51 Video article 1:51Nanbu Tekki Ironware Has Over 400 Years History, Can Be Used for Life, and Is a Very Popular Item Among Foreigners! It Also Acts as an Iron Supplement and Is Good for Your Health. Let’s Take a Look at the Traditional Japanese Product from Morioka, Iwate Prefecture!Traditional Crafts- 227 plays
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         Video article 35:41 Video article 35:41Mino handmade Japanese paper" made in Mino City, Gifu Prefecture, is a traditional craft with a soft touch and transparent beauty! Don't miss the valuable video of the production process where you can see the craftsmen's handiwork!Traditional Crafts- 169 plays
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         Video article 4:55 Video article 4:55The Beautiful Sound of the Koto: Hear the Entrancing Tones, Born of the Craftsmanship of Master ArtisansTraditional Crafts History- 978 plays
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         Video article 7:58 Video article 7:58Edo-Kiriko – Works of Art That Shine Like Jewels. A Closer Look at the Charm of This Traditional Craft of Tokyo, Which Can Cost Millions of Yen or More, and How It's Made!Traditional Crafts Things to Do- 605 plays
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         Video article 9:42 Video article 9:42Craftsmanship at its finest! Video of the Edo broom (broom) work process! Brooms made by artisans at a broom store in Tokyo's Edogawa Ward are Tokyo masterpieces that can be used for 10 years!Traditional Crafts Celebrities- 471 plays
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         Video article 3:09 Video article 3:09Rare video showing the working process of Takaoka Bronzes, a traditional craft of Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. 400 year old crafts are popular as works of art and fine arts in the world.Traditional Crafts Art & Architecture History- 717 plays
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         Video article 10:44 Video article 10:44The Secrets of "Fusuma," a Traditional Craft Indispensable to Japanese Homes! Don’t Miss the Beauty of the Traditional Artwork That Uses Gold and Silver Dust!Traditional Crafts- 300 plays
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         Video article 6:09 Video article 6:09The Japanese Fishing Rod Is a Delicate and Supple, Yet Strong Work of Art. A Look at "Sao Shosaku," a Company in Kawaguchi, Saitama That Continues to Make High-Quality, Traditional Japanese Fishing RodsTraditional Crafts- 409 plays
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         Video article 5:00 Video article 5:00Uetsu Shinafu: A Traditional Craft of Yamagata Prefecture with Which You Can Feel the Beauty of Ancient Japanese Culture. Don’t Overlook These Exquisite Woven Works of Art That Remind Us of Days PastTraditional Crafts- 170 plays
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         Video article 1:53 Video article 1:53Aizome Is a Traditional Dyeing Technique That Has Been Handed Down in Tokushima for Generations. Experience the Depth of Traditional Japanese Dyeing!Traditional Crafts- 177 plays
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