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Washi (和紙) is
traditional ****anese
paper processed by hand
using fibers from the
inner bark of the
gampi tree, the
mitsumata shrub (Edgeworthia chrysantha)...
- Edo
Karakami (江戸からかみ)
Gokayama washi [ja]
Haigushi Honminogami Hosokawagami (細川紙)
Inshu Gasenshi Ise-katagami
IseWashi (伊勢和紙) Iyo
Hoshoshi Izumo Mingeishi...
- Mie Prefecture. It is
different from
ise washi,
though both are made in Mie Prefecture.
Multiple layers of thin
washi paper are
bonded with a glue extracted...
- paste.
Ise Udon: Udon
dressed in soy-based sauce.
IseWashi:
Washi (****anese paper) for
Ise Grand Shrine.
Kyocera NGK
Yokohama Rubber Company Ise has 23...
- Jingū
Taima or Jingū Ōnusa) is an ōnusa
wrapped in
clean Ise washi and
issued by the
Ise Grand Shrine. They are a form of ofuda. The ****ociation of...
- has for
hundreds of years.
Ise washi from
Ise, Mie Mino
Washi Museum. (in ****anese) Mino City.
Accessed April 18, 2008.
Washi,
craftsmanship of traditional...
-
pottery – Iga
Ise washi -
Ise Aosa nori
Hamaguri Ise tea
Matsusaka beef
Spiny lobster Aka****u,
mochi covered in red bean
paste -
Ise Ise udon,
thick noodles...
- to ****an from
China via the
Korean Peninsula, and the ****anese
developed washi by
improving the
method of
making paper in the
Heian period. The papermaking...
-
Kansai speakers especially wate and wai.
Elderly Kansai men
frequently use
washi as well as
other western ****an. Uchi is
famous for the
typical feminine...
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bamboo (33),
metalwork (16),
Butsudan and
Buddhist ritual implements (17),
washi (9),
writing tools (10),
stonework (4),
precious stonework (2),
dolls and...
