Inuyama Clay Dolls

江戶時代發展而成的日本獨特多色木版印刷技法。以葛飾北齋的《富嶽三十六景》和歌川廣重的《東海道五十三次》為代表。由繪師、雕刻師、印刷師分工協力完成，構成日本主義的核心，對印象派等西洋美術運動造成決定性影響。

愛知縣瀨戶市生產的陶器。日本六古窯之一，擁有超過一千年的歷史。以釉藥技術高超著稱，能呈現出優美的色澤。江戶時代曾大量生產，流通於日本全國。至今仍是日本代表性的陶磁器產地。

愛知縣常滑市生產的陶器。為日本六古窯之一，延續自平安時代至今。以紅褐色的陶土為特徵，其色澤源自於含鐵量豐富的土壤經過高溫燒製而成。當代仍有許多陶藝家在此從事創作，是傳統工藝與當代創新並行的重要產地。

Pottery produced in Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture. A ceramic center since the medieval period, globally renowned for its red clay teapots (kyusu). Features distinctive reddish-brown clay, highly valued for tea utensils and decorative items. Designated as a National Traditional Craft.

A distinctly Japanese woodblock printing technique developed during the Edo period. Multiple colored woodblocks are layered and printed to create rich, colorful images. Employed in ukiyo-e production and internationally acclaimed, traditional methods remain practiced by artisans. Edo woodblock printing techniques are preserved as cultural heritage.

日本傳統手工藝。以絲線纏繞毬體，再用絲線刺繡幾何與複雜的紋樣工藝品。自江戶時代起，技藝就在親子間代代相傳。現今被視為珍貴文化資產，全國各地都有教室開設傳授此項工藝。