Magewappa Bentwood

Inlaid woodcraft produced in Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture. Combines different colored woods to create complex geometric patterns. Originating from tea box manufacturing in the Edo period, now crafted into small boxes, coasters, and decorative items. Characterized by intricate craftsmanship and visual elegance.

Ceramics produced primarily in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture, accounting for approximately half of Japan's ceramic production. Produces diverse tableware through various techniques and glazes, known for consistent quality. With traditions from the Edo period, it is an essential supplier of everyday tableware. Features efficient production meeting diverse consumer needs.

Ceramics produced in Toki and surrounding areas, Gifu. One of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns with over 400 years of history. Diverse ceramics are manufactured from everyday tableware to art pieces. Currently known as Japan's largest ceramic production center.

Tableware produced using Wajima lacquerware techniques. Used as soup and rice bowls, supporting traditional Japanese dining culture. Distinctive gloss and durability make them heirlooms used across generations. Hand-crafted by artisans rather than mass-produced, representing food culture's craft heritage.

Pottery produced in Tobe, Ehime Prefecture. Porcelain manufacturing began in the mid-Edo period, characterized by indigo designs on white porcelain. Known for simple, rustic beauty, valued as durable and practical tableware. Designated as a National Traditional Craft.

Ceramic ware produced in the Soma region of Fukushima Prefecture. Continuing tradition from the early Edo period, characterized by rustic warmth and natural beauty. Distinctive glazes and firing methods create soft, natural colors. Despite the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, production continues while preserving tradition.

A lacquerware craft tradition passed down for over 600 years in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture. It is renowned for its durability achieved through the unique jinoko undercoat technique and its gorgeous ornamentation using chinkin and maki-e. It is considered one of the finest traditional crafts in Japan.