Japan — Fashion & Craft — Page 4

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• Sansuido — Kamakura · Japan · Yukinoshita, near Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura · Hand-carved Kamakura-bori trays, bowls and matcha implements
• Kamakura Ham Tomioka Shokai — Kamakura · Japan · Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan · Traditional cured ham and sausage
• Toshimaya — Kamakura · Japan · Komachi-dori · Hato sabure butter cookies
• Inoue Kamaboko — Kamakura · Japan · Wadazuka · Fresh kamaboko fish cake
• Chikaramochiya — Kamakura · Japan · Near Hase-dera, Hase, Kamakura · Gongoro chikaramochi rice cakes
• Chanoko — Kamakura · Japan · Nishi-Kamakura (West Kamakura) · Seasonal wagashi and manju
• Koju Tenkundo — Kamakura · Japan · Komachi-dori, Yukinoshita, Kamakura · Kyara, jinko and byakudan aromatic woods alongside incense sticks
• Kamaku — Kamakura · Japan · Wakamiya-oji · Artist-made pottery and tableware
• Tsukemono Mikura — Kamakura · Japan · Komachi-dori, Kamakura · Japanese pickles (tsukemono)
• Hakuza (箔座) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Gold leaf crafts and gifts
• Kaga Yuzen Kaikan (加賀友禅会館) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Kaga Yuzen silk textiles and dyeing workshops
• Koshiyama Kanseido (越山甘清堂) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Kaga Goshiki Namagashi, the five-colored Edo-period wedding confection
• Ohi Chozaemon Kiln / Ohi Museum (大樋長左衛門窯) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Ohi-yaki tea bowls fired by an 11th-generation kiln
• Kanbayashi Kanazawa Chaho (上林金沢茶舗) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Yoshihashi wagashi at a Kanazawa tea house, plus house-grown Noto
• Nakagawa Jinenbo Kiln — Japan · Karatsu, Saga, Japan · Chosen Karatsu tea bowls and tableware hand-fired at the 1982 kiln
• Sawaya (沢屋) — Karuizawa · Japan · Kyu-Karuizawa, Karuizawa · Whole-fruit preserve-style jam
• Un Cafe Sucre (Karuizawa Roasting) — Karuizawa · Japan · Karuizawa · Karuizawa-roasted beans from a company founded 1998 as 'Mr
• Atelier de Fromage — Karuizawa · Japan · Karuizawa · Nagano-made natural cheese
• Icchodo (一彫堂) — Karuizawa · Japan · 775 Karuizawa, Karuizawa · Karuizawa-bori carved woodwork
• Boulangerie Asanoya — Karuizawa · Japan · Kyu-Karuizawa, Karuizawa · Stone-oven bread, baking since 1933
• Bakery & Restaurant Sawamura — Karuizawa · Japan · Kyu-Karuizawa, Karuizawa · Bread from four house-cultured yeasts and an 18-hour ferment
• Ogihara Yohoen (荻原養蜂園) — Karuizawa · Japan · Kyu-Karuizawa Main Street, Karuizawa · Raw Shinshu honey
• Aspen Karuizawa (western antiques) — Karuizawa · Japan · Karuizawa · Western antique furniture
• Nanawarai Sake Brewery — Japan · Kiso-Fukushima, Kiso-machi, Nagano, Japan · Junmai and ginjo sake made with Kiso Valley water
• Nakazen Sake Brewery — Japan · Kiso-Fukushima, Kiso-machi, Nagano, Japan · Small-batch Nakanorisan and Zenkichi sake
• Kiso Ebiya — Japan · Kiso-Fukushima, Kiso-machi, Nagano, Japan · Magewappa bentwood boxes and Kiso lacquerware from the craft's
• Kiso Urushi (Yoshihiko) — Japan · Kiso-Fukushima, Kiso-machi, Nagano, Japan · Honoki cutting boards and hinoki bath and kitchen woodware
• Yukawa Sake Brewery — Japan · Yabuhara, Kiso Village, Nagano, Japan · Kisoji junmai sake made with Kiso mountain water
• Kobo Furukawaya — Japan · Kiso Village, Nagano, Japan · A hand-cut oroku-gushi wooden comb
• Hananoya — Shiojiri · Japan · Narai-juku, Shiojiri, Nagano, Japan · A magewappa bento box or cherry-bark-stitched ohitsu rice tub
• Nishino Urushi Kobo — Shiojiri · Japan · Kiso-Hirasawa, Shiojiri, Nagano, Japan · Hand-lacquered chopsticks by a certified Kiso Traditional Craftsman
• Yamaka Ogimura Lacquerware — Shiojiri · Japan · Kiso-Hirasawa, Shiojiri, Nagano, Japan · Third-generation lacquer bowls and trays from a 1912-founded Hirasawa
• Shimizu Mokuzai — Japan · Nagiso (Minami-Kiso), Nagano, Japan · A honoki or hinoki cutting board, or a cypress sushi tub
• Mouriya — Kobe · Japan · Sannomiya · Gift-worthy teppanyaki dinner
• Steakland — Kobe · Japan · Sannomiya · Accessible Kobe beef lunch
• Sawanotsuru — Japan · Nada-ku · Sake tasting and brewery museum visit
• Kenbishi Sake Brewing — Japan · Higashinada-ku (Mikage) · Historic sake for collectors
• Hakutsuru Sake Brewing — Japan · Higashinada-ku · Sake history and tastings
• Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewing — Kobe · Japan · Higashinada-ku (Nada-Gogo) · Dry sake / kimoto-method fans
• Kobe Shu-shin-kan (Fukuju) — Japan · Higashinada-ku · Sake pairing and tastings
• Juchheim — Kobe · Japan · Motomachi · Baumkuchen gift box
• Konigs-Krone — Kobe · Japan · Higashinada-ku (Mikage) · Custard pastry souvenirs
• Morozoff — Kobe · Japan · Chuo-ku · Chocolate and cheesecake gifts
• Goncharoff — Kobe · Japan · Higashinada-ku · Whisky bonbon chocolate
• Kobe Fugetsudo — Japan · Motomachi · Classic gaufre wafer souvenir
• Yokota Pearl — Kobe · Japan · Chuo-ku (Hanakuma-cho) · Akoya pearl jewelry
• Maruya Shoes — Kobe · Japan · Motomachi · Fitted shoes and repairs
• Grace Wine (Chuo Grape Wine Co.) — Japan · Katsunuma, Koshu, Yamanashi · Single-vineyard Koshu grape wine
• Marufuji Winery (Rubaiyat) — Japan · Koshu, Yamanashi · Dry Koshu and Bordeaux-variety wine from a 19th-century family estate
• Kurambon Wine — Japan · Katsunuma, Koshu, Yamanashi · Natural-method Koshu from a century-old estate
• Chateau Katsunuma — Japan · Katsunuma, Koshu, Yamanashi · Cellar-door Koshu tasting near Katsunuma station
• Haramo Wine — Japan · Katsunuma, Koshu, Yamanashi · Katsunuma-only Koshu from a century-old cooperative-turned-family
• Juzushi Shirobei (珠数屋四郎兵衛) — Japan · Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Sect-specific juzu prayer beads and bead repair
• Nakamoto Meigyokudo (中本名玉堂) — Japan · Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Buddhist altar fittings and juzu with temple-supplier credentials
• Hamadaya (濱田屋) — Japan · 444 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Made from hand-peeled sesame, Yoshino kuzu and local spring water
• Morishita Shoten Sohonpo (森下商店総本舗) — Japan · Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Raw sesame tofu made with Yoshino kudzu
• Kadohama Gomatofu Sohonpo (角濱ごまとうふ総本舗) — Japan · Koyasan (Takano), Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Award-winning goma-dofu with on-site dining
• Hotokudo (高野山法徳堂) — Japan · Koyasan, Wakayama, Japan · Mounted scrolls, goshuincho stamp books, and religious implements
• Imai Jihei Shoten (今井治平商店) — Japan · 676 Koyasan, Koya-cho, Ito District, Wakayama, Japan · Buddhist altar fittings and bead repair
• Koyasan Daisido (高野山大師堂) — Japan · Koyasan, Wakayama, Japan · Kōya Reikō incense near Mount Kōya's Okuno-in
• Hakuichi (箔一) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Gold leaf souvenirs and gilded lacquerware
• Gold Leaf Sakuda (金箔屋さくだ) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Gold leaf workshops and gilded folding screens
• Kutani Kosen Kiln (九谷光仙窯) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Kutani porcelain and painting workshops
• Tsuda Mizuhiki (津田水引) — Kanazawa · Japan · Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan · Mizuhiki cord gifts and accessories
• Kameman Shuzo — Japan · Tsunagi, Ashikita, Amakusa region, Kumamoto · Junmai and daiginjo sake
• Kumejima Tsumugi Cooperative Association (Yuimaru-kan) — Japan · Shinsha, Kumejima Town · Mud-dyed Kumejima-tsumugi silk cloth and accessories
• Kumejima's Kumesen — Japan · Uegusuku, Kumejima Town · Aged Okinawan awamori distilled on Kumejima
• Yoneshima Shuzo — Japan · Kumejima Town · Small-batch awamori and food-pairing gift sets
• Kumejima Kaiyou Shinsosui Kaihatsu — Japan · Kumejima Town · Deep-sea-water salt and land-farmed umi-budo sea grapes
• Kurashiki Hampu — Japan · Kojima, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Japanese cotton canvas bags and goods
• Betty Smith Jeans & Museum — Japan · Kojima, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Bespoke Japanese denim and jeans museum
• Momotaro Jeans — Japan · Kojima, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Deep-indigo Japanese selvedge denim
• Mokugeisha — Japan · Bikan Historical Quarter, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Handmade glass and ceramic tableware
• Morita Shuzo — Japan · Honmachi, Bikan Historical Quarter, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Sake brewed inside the historic quarter
• Kikuchi Shuzo — Japan · Tamashima, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Sanzen sake and natural-rice brews
• Watanabe Shuzo Honten — Japan · Tsurajima, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Bitchu-style regional sake
• Kurashiki Igusa Imayoshi Shoten — Japan · Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Traditional igusa rush-grass mats and bedding
• Kikkodo — Japan · Honmachi, Bikan Historical Quarter, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan · Murasuzume, Kurashiki's signature confection
• Ikuji Kamaboko — Japan · Ikuji, Kurobe, Toyama, Japan · Toyama-style kamaboko fish cakes and gift sets
• Ginban Shuzo (Ginban Sake Brewery) — Japan · Ogiu, Kurobe, Toyama, Japan · Junmai and ginjo sake brewed with Kurobe snowmelt water
• Honke Chichiya — Japan · Kusatsu Onsen, Gunma, Japan · Tea-flavored onsen manju near Kusatsu’s Yubatake
• Surugaya — Japan · Kusatsu Onsen, Gunma, Japan · Kusatsu hot-spring bath powder (onsen happo) and original souvenir
• Ippodo Tea — Kyoto · Japan · Teramachi-Nijo, Kyoto, Japan · Sencha, gyokuro and matcha tasted at Kyoto’s Main Store counter
• Kagizen Yoshifusa — Kyoto · Japan · Gion, Kyoto, Japan · Kuzukiri chilled kudzu-starch noodles at a 300-year-old Gion
• Miyawaki Baisenan — Kyoto · Japan · Nakagyo, Kyoto, Japan · Kyoto sensu folding fans in bamboo, washi, and silk
• Kungyokudo — Kyoto · Japan · Nishi Hongan-ji, Kyoto, Japan · Aromatic wood and incense from Japan's oldest incense house
• Marukyu Koyamaen — Kyoto · Japan · Nishinotoin, Kyoto (mill in Uji), Japan · Uji matcha and Motoan tea-house tastings
• Tatsumura Textile — Kyoto · Japan · Nishijin, Kyoto, Japan · Art brocade and Shosoin-pattern jacquard textiles
• Chiso — Kyoto · Japan · Kyoto, Japan · Made-to-order Kyo-yuzen kimono
• Kohchosai Kosuga — Kyoto · Japan · Kyoto, Japan · Hand-woven baskets, trays and tea-ceremony utensils alongside
• Toraya — Kyoto · Japan · Ichijo, Kyoto, Japan · Traditional wagashi tied to the imperial court
• Morita Washi — Kyoto · Japan · Shijo-Karasuma, Kyoto, Japan · Handmade washi and yuzen-patterned paper by the sheet
• Gion Tsujiri — Kyoto · Japan · Gion, Kyoto, Japan · Matcha parfaits at Saryo Tsujiri
• Tohgoro — Kyoto · Japan · Chawanzaka, Kyoto, Japan · Kiyomizu-yaki pottery from working Kyoto ceramicists
• Tobatenun — Indonesia · Lake Toba region, North Sumatra · Handwoven Batak ulos textiles and ikat cloth
• Kopi Siholta — Indonesia · Lintong Nihuta, Humbang Hasundutan, Lake Toba region · Lintong Arabica grown at 1,200–1,500m by partner farmer families near
• Looms of Ladakh — India · Changthang region, sold via Leh-linked cooperative network · Traceable herder-to-artisan pashmina
• Kakiya — Hiroshima · Japan · Miyajima, Hiroshima · Grilled Hiroshima oysters
• Yamanashi Meijo (Shichiken) — Japan · Hakushu, Hokuto City · Heritage sake, sparkling sake and cask-aged spirits
• Tsuruya General Store — Japan · Hirayu Onsen, Okuhida · Okuhida onsen goods and local foods
• Chojuan — Japan · Kumamoto City · Ikinari dango, Kumamoto sweets
• Grandvert Vineyard (八ヶ岳グランヴェールヴィンヤード) — Japan · Kobuchizawa, Hokuto City · Newly planted Yatsugatake vineyard with cafe and tastings
• Hachijo Mingei Yamashita — Japan · Hachijojima · Hand-woven Kihachijo silk
• 富士見町ルバーブ生産組合 (Fujimi Red Rhubarb Production Cooperative) — Japan · Fujimi, Nagano · Red rhubarb and rhubarb jam direct from a growers' cooperative
• Koyudo — Hiroshima · Japan · Kumano, Hiroshima · Kumano calligraphy and makeup brushes
• Hataman Touen — Japan · Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga · Hand-painted landscape porcelain and Nabeshima-series ware
• Fujiiya — Hiroshima · Japan · Miyajima, Hiroshima · Strained red-bean momiji manju and sweets-making
• 八ヶ岳カントリーキッチン (Yatsugatake Country Kitchen) — Japan · Fujimi, Nagano · Wood-fired stone-oven bread
• Takaokaya Honpo — Japan · Himi, Toyama · Hand-stretched Himi udon and dried-noodle gift sets
• Kihachijo Meyu Kobo — Japan · Nakanogo, Hachijojima · Kihachijo yellow silk textiles
• 菓子工房 ル・キャトル・セゾン (Les Quatre Saisons) — Japan · Fujimi, Nagano · Handmade French cakes and seasonal confections
• Higo Zogan Mitsusuke — Japan · Shinmachi, Kumamoto City · Inlaid jewelry, cufflinks, Higo Zogan gifts
• Nishikido — Hiroshima · Japan · Hiroshima · Nama-momiji cakes with red bean, chocolate and matcha fillings
• Ogasawara Toemon Kiln — Japan · Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga · Traditional Nabeshima ware made with lead-free glazes
• Hakubotan Shuzo — Global / Online · Saijo, Higashihiroshima · Historic Saijo sake
• Komorebi Koubou — Hita · Japan · Hita · Hita cedar geta clogs
• Iseya Honten — Japan · Himeji, Hyogo · Tamatsubaki and Himeji wagashi
• Kineya — Japan · Himeji, Hyogo · Himeji Castle's tea gatherings
• Kawazoe Seizan (Aoyama Kiln) — Japan · Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga · Nabeshima celadon and blue-and-white porcelain
• Seven Cedars Winery (7c) — Japan · Fujikawaguchiko (Kawaguchi), Yamanashi · Grower-labelled Yamanashi wine
• Yuriya Seienjo (Nmaka Shio) — Japan · Goto Islands · Goto sea salt for cooking and finishing
• Houtou Fudo — Japan · Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi · Hoto noodle hotpot
• Inomoto Saketen — Japan · Nagamine, Kumamoto City · Local sake, shochu selection
• Momijido — Hiroshima · Japan · Miyajima, Hiroshima · Age-momiji fried maple cakes
• Akafuji Wine Cellar — Japan · Fujikawaguchiko (Funatsu), Yamanashi · Yamanashi wine gifts and glass engraving
• Charmant Wine — Japan · Hakushu, Hokuto City · Estate-grown Japanese wine and cellar tours
• Maruhara (Harajiroemon) — Hita · Japan · Hita · Cellar-aged soy sauce and miso
• Shironameshi (Shin-Toshi Tannery) — Japan · Himeji, Hyogo · Chemical-free white-tanned leather
• Yamaga Toro (Washi Kogei Yamaga Toro) — Japan · Yamaga, Kumamoto · Washi paper lanterns, festival souvenirs
• Murata Kamaboko — Hagi · Japan · Chinto, Hagi · Baked-through Hagi kamaboko
• Stained Glass DEN — Japan · Kobuchisawa, Hokuto City · Handmade stained glass clocks and workshop experiences
• Hirado Kohsyo (Danemon Kiln) — Japan · Mikawachi, Sasebo (historic Hirado ware) · Mikawachi / Hirado porcelain
• Chikuhodo — Hiroshima · Japan · Kumano, Hiroshima · Luxury handmade cosmetic brushes
• Yoshimura Seimen — Japan · Shinkamigoto (Nakadori Island) · Hand-stretched Goto udon in gift bundles
• Oshu Gama — Japan · Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga · Oshu Blue celadon tableware and art ceramics
• Imari Toen — Japan · Imari, Saga · Handcrafted Imari porcelain tableware
• Motono Hakimono Kogyo — Hita · Japan · Hita · Traditional Hita geta clogs
• Medetaya Kawaguchiko — Japan · Fujikawaguchiko (Oishi Hana Terrace), Yamanashi · Mt Fuji washi paper crafts and gifts
• Tenryu-gama — Hagi · Japan · Hagi, Yamaguchi · Simple everyday Hagi-yaki
• Fujizakura Kobo (Yamazaki Orimono) — Japan · Nishikatsura (Fuji Five Lakes), Yamanashi · Gunnai silk ties and stoles
• Matsumoto Uodonya — Japan · Himi, Toyama · Himi winter yellowtail (buri)
• Toukazan-gama — Hagi · Japan · Hagi, Yamaguchi · Hagi-yaki dinnerware sets
• Kashidate Shuzo — Japan · Kashidate, Hachijojima · Copper-still barley shochu
• Yuko Tsuji Pottery Studio — Japan · Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi · Hand-thrown glazed ceramics and classes
• Yamada-ya — Hiroshima · Japan · Miyajima, Hiroshima · Momiji manju and Toyoka cakes
• Hakuhodo — Hiroshima · Japan · Kumano, Hiroshima · Handmade makeup and calligraphy brushes
• Fujizakura Heights Beer — Japan · Mt Fuji northern foothills · German-style Mt Fuji craft beer
• Nabeshima Kosen Kiln — Japan · Imari, Saga · Iro-Nabeshima overglaze porcelain and celadon
• Myochin Honpo — Japan · Himeji, Hyogo · Hand-forged iron wind chimes and hibashi
• Aoki Tobo — Japan · Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga · Celadon pottery and studio tableware