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Read more about the article MN-02 Ishihara Hidekazu

MN-02 Ishihara Hidekazu

Although the Mino washi was made widely in Mino county, nowadays most of the workshops are sitting in Warabi area. This is the last workshop in Ueno area, where is…

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Read more about the article MN-01 Sawamura Masashi Kobo
MN-01 Sawamura Masashi Kobo

MN-01 Sawamura Masashi Kobo

Mr Sawamura Masashi is the most aged active artisan in Japan, has more than 70 years experience. He is over 90 years old, but still very energized. He makes "Hon-Mino-shi(本美濃紙)",…

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Read more about the article IY-02 Fujiwara Shunji

IY-02 Fujiwara Shunji

The calligraphy paper was the foundation product of industrialization of the Kawanoe city (current Shikokuchūo city). Mr Fujiwara Shunji is the last artisan of the handmade calligraphy paper. Although the…

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Read more about the article IY-01 Uda Takeo Seishisho
IY-01 Uda Takeo Seishisho

IY-01 Uda Takeo Seishisho

The name of the workshop "Uda Takeo" is the name of the grandfather of the current artisan.  The 3rd Mr Uda Hideyuki has been challenging many kinds of papers because…

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Read more about the article IM-01 Izumo-Mingei Shi Kobo
IM-01 Izumo-Mingei Shi Kobo

IM-01 Izumo-Mingei Shi Kobo

Mr Abe Eishirou(安部榮四郎) is one of the legends of modern Washi history. He led “Japanese folk-art movement(日本民藝運動)” together with Mr Bernard Leach and Mr Yanagi Souestu(柳宗悦), also investigated and researched…

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Read more about the article ID-01 Ichikawadaimon Shi / Toyokawa Tesuki-Washi Seizo
ID-01 Toyokawa Tesuki-Washi Seizo

ID-01 Ichikawadaimon Shi / Toyokawa Tesuki-Washi Seizo

The Genji clan introduced Washi making to Ichikawa in early 12C, after that, every Lords supported their paper through the centuries. The paper was used for the usage of temples…

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Read more about the article HW-01 Hasegawa Washi Kobo
HW-01 Hasegawa Washi Kobo

HW-01 Hasegawa Washi Kobo

Mr Hasegawa Satoshi learnt Washi making under the legendary artisan Mr Saito Hiroshi in Futamata and Mr Furuta Kozo in Mino. He inherits the genuine traditional technique from the artisans,…

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Read more about the article HS-01 Hirose Washi Seisakusho
HS-01 Hirose Washi Seisakusho

HS-01 Hirose Washi Seisakusho

The history, the local government ordered making the banknote paper to Hirose valley people in 1668. In this modern time, there were no workshops in this area, in 1973, Mr…

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Read more about the article HN-01 Nao Tesuki-Washi
HN-01 Nao Tesuki-Washi

HN-01 Nao Tesuki-Washi

Nao village is surrounded by mountains. There were only small spaces for rice making. To improve their economy, in 1690, Mr Noutomi Yusuke, who was the village leader, asked Buddhism…

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Read more about the article HK-01 Hiikawa Washi / Itani Shinji
HK-01 Itani Shinji

HK-01 Hiikawa Washi / Itani Shinji

Izumo(出雲) is the place of Japanese myth. The deep mountain area is well known for the myth of the Eight-Heads Dragon (Yamata-no-Orochi) and the ancient iron-making for the sword. Washi-making…

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