Japanese metalwork - Revision history

CompUser at 05:32, 13 December 2025

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CompUser at 21:06, 10 December 2025

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← Older revision		Revision as of 21:06, 10 December 2025
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	\|-		\|-
	\| 36		\| 36
	~~\| [[Dōkyō]]~~
	~~\| Yayoi–Heian~~
	~~\| Nara, Kyoto~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 37~~
	~~\| [[Kagami Dōkyō]]~~
	~~\| Medieval–Edo~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 38~~
	~~\| [[Dōtaku]]~~
	~~\| Yayoi~~
	~~\| Shiga, Hyōgo, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 39~~
	~~\| [[Dōzō]]~~
	~~\| Asuka–Heian~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 40~~
	\| [[Bukkyo Shingu]]		\| [[Bukkyo Shingu]]
	\| Nara–Heian		\| Nara–Heian
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	\| Kansai		\| Kansai
	\|-		\|-
	\| 41		\| 37
	~~\| [[Sōrin]]~~
	~~\| Heian–Kamakura~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 42~~
	~~\| [[Kyōdō]] (Gilt Bronze Sutra Containers)~~
	~~\| Heian–Kamakura~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 43~~
	~~\| [[Tōrō]] (Iron Temple Lanterns)~~
	~~\| Heian–Modern~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Nara~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 44~~
	~~\| [[Dōrō]] (Copper Temple Lanterns)~~
	~~\| Heian–Modern~~
	~~\| Kyoto, Shiga~~
	~~\| Kansai~~
	\|-
	~~\| 45~~
	\| [[Suzugami]]		\| [[Suzugami]]
	\| Modern		\| Modern
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	\| Hokuriku		\| Hokuriku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 46		\| 38
	\| [[Edo Fūrin]]		\| [[Edo Fūrin]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Kantō		\| Kantō
	\|-		\|-
	\| 47		\| 39
	\| [[Nambu Fūrin]]		\| [[Nambu Fūrin]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Tōhoku		\| Tōhoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 48		\| 40
	\| [[Uchinada Suzudōki]]		\| [[Uchinada Suzudōki]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Hokuriku		\| Hokuriku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 49		\| 41
	\| [[Ryūkyū Kanagu]]		\| [[Ryūkyū Kanagu]]
	\| Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern		\| Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern
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	\| Ryukyu Islands		\| Ryukyu Islands
	\|-		\|-
	\| 50		\| 42
	\| [[Amami Kanagu]]		\| [[Amami Kanagu]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Kyūshū		\| Kyūshū
	\|-		\|-
	\| 51		\| 43
	\| [[Yakushima Dōki]]		\| [[Yakushima Dōki]]
	\| Medieval–Modern		\| Medieval–Modern
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	\| Kyūshū		\| Kyūshū
	\|-		\|-
	\| 52		\| 44
	\| [[Izumo Kanagu]]		\| [[Izumo Kanagu]]
	\| Ancient–Modern		\| Ancient–Modern
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	\| Chūgoku		\| Chūgoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 53		\| 45
	\| [[Iwami Ginzan Dōki]]		\| [[Iwami Ginzan Dōki]]
	\| Medieval–Edo		\| Medieval–Edo
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	\| Chūgoku		\| Chūgoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 54		\| 46
	\| [[Awa Kanagu]]		\| [[Awa Kanagu]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Shikoku		\| Shikoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 55		\| 47
	\| [[Sanuki Kanagu]]		\| [[Sanuki Kanagu]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Shikoku		\| Shikoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 56		\| 48
	\| [[Iyo Kanagu]]		\| [[Iyo Kanagu]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Shikoku		\| Shikoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 57		\| 49
	\| [[Tosa Kanagu]]		\| [[Tosa Kanagu]]
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Shikoku		\| Shikoku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 58		\| 50
	\| [[Dōka]] (Bronze Flower Vessels)		\| [[Dōka]] (Bronze Flower Vessels)
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern
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	\| Kansai / Hokuriku		\| Kansai / Hokuriku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 59		\| 51
	\| [[Kōro]] (Bronze Incense Burners)		\| [[Kōro]] (Bronze Incense Burners)
	\| Heian–Modern		\| Heian–Modern
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	\| Kansai / Hokuriku		\| Kansai / Hokuriku
	\|-		\|-
	\| 60		\| 52
	\| [[Tetsubin]] (Decorative Iron Kettles)		\| [[Tetsubin]] (Decorative Iron Kettles)
	\| Edo–Modern		\| Edo–Modern

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
! #
! Metalworking Craft / Subtype
! Main Period(s)
! Location (Prefecture)
! Region
|-
| 1
| Tsuba (Sword Guards)
| Edo
| Kyoto, Tokyo, Kumamoto, Ibaraki
| Kansai / Kantō / Kyūshū
|-
| 2
| Goto School Sword Fittings (Mitokoromono)
| Muromachi–Edo
| Kyoto, Tokyo
| Kansai / Kantō
|-
| 3
| Mito Metalwork (Mito-kinkō)
| Edo
| Ibaraki (Mito)
| Kantō
|-
| 4
| Higo Metalwork (Higo-kinkō)
| Edo
| Kumamoto
| Kyūshū
|-
| 5
| Satsuma Metalwork (Satsuma-kinkō)
| Edo
| Kagoshima
| Kyūshū
|-
| 6
| Chōshū Metalwork (Chōshū-kinkō)
| Edo
| Yamaguchi
| Chūgoku
|-
| 7
| Aizu Metalwork (Aizu-kinkō)
| Edo
| Fukushima (Aizu)
| Tōhoku
|-
| 8
| Sendai Metalwork (Sendai-kinkō)
| Edo
| Miyagi
| Tōhoku
|-
| 9
| Sōma Metalwork (Sōma-kinkō)
| Edo
| Fukushima
| Tōhoku
|-
| 10
| Nara Metalwork (Nara-kinkō)
| Edo
| Nara
| Kansai
|-
| 11
| Edo Metalwork (Edo-kinkō / Tokyo Metalwork)
| Edo–Modern
| Tokyo
| Kantō
|-
| 12
| Kaga Metalwork (Kaga Zōgan & Copperwork)
| Edo–Modern
| Ishikawa (Kanazawa)
| Hokuriku
|-
| 13
| Kyo-Zogan (Kyoto Inlay Metalwork)
| Edo–Modern
| Kyoto
| Kansai
|-
| 14
| Osaka Metalwork
| Edo–Modern
| Osaka
| Kansai
|-
| 15
| Nagoya Metalwork
| Edo–Modern
| Aichi
| Chūbu
|-
| 16
| Ise Metalwork
| Edo
| Mie
| Kansai
|-
| 17
| Hida Metalwork
| Edo
| Gifu
| Chūbu
|-
| 18
| Akita Copperware (Akita Dōki)
| Edo–Modern
| Akita
| Tōhoku
|-
| 19
| Tsugaru Metal Goods
| Edo–Modern
| Aomori
| Tōhoku
|-
| 20
| Hachinohe Metalware
| Edo–Modern
| Aomori (Hachinohe)
| Tōhoku
|-
| 21
| Sanjō Metalwork (Sanjō Shinkō)
| Edo–Modern
| Niigata (Sanjō)
| Kōshin’etsu
|-
| 22
| Tsubame Metalwork (Tsubame Shinkō)
| Edo–Modern
| Niigata (Tsubame)
| Kōshin’etsu
|-
| 23
| Niigata Copperware
| Edo–Modern
| Niigata City
| Kōshin’etsu
|-
| 24
| Sado Metalware (Gold- & Metal-based Crafts)
| Edo–Modern
| Niigata (Sado Island)
| Kōshin’etsu
|-
| 25
| Yamagata Cast Iron (Yamagata Imono)
| Heian–Modern
| Yamagata
| Tōhoku
|-
| 26
| Nanbu Ironware (Nambu Tekki)
| Edo–Modern
| Iwate (Morioka, Mizusawa)
| Tōhoku
|-
| 27
| Takaoka Copperware (Takaoka Dōki)
| Edo–Modern
| Toyama
| Hokuriku
|-
| 28
| Kanazawa Metal Casting (Kanazawa Imono)
| Edo–Modern
| Ishikawa
| Hokuriku
|-
| 29
| Echizen Metal Craft
| Edo–Modern
| Fukui
| Hokuriku
|-
| 30
| Buddhist Temple Bells (Bonshō)
| Nara–Modern
| Nara, Kyoto, Shiga
| Kansai
|-
| 31
| Shingon Buddhist Metal Objects
| Heian–Modern
| Wakayama (Kōyasan)
| Kansai
|-
| 32
| Nara Buddhist Ritual Metalwork
| Nara–Heian
| Nara
| Kansai
|-
| 33
| Kamakura Buddhist Metalwork
| Kamakura–Muromachi
| Kanagawa
| Kantō
|-
| 34
| Buddhist Altar Fittings (Butsugu)
| Heian–Modern
| Nationwide (Kyoto, Toyama, Niigata strongholds)
| Nationwide
|-
| 35
| Shinto Shrine Metal Fittings (Shingu Metalwork)
| Heian–Modern
| Mie (Ise Jingū), Hiroshima, Kyoto
| Nationwide
|-
| 36
| Mirrors (Dōkyō Bronze Mirrors)
| Yayoi–Heian
| Nara, Tokyo National sites
| Kansai / Kantō
|-
| 37
| Kagami Bronze Mirrors (Medieval–Edo Types)
| Medieval–Edo
| Kyoto, Nara
| Kansai
|-
| 38
| Dotaku Bronze Bells (Ritual Bells)
| Yayoi
| Kansai (Shiga, Nara, Hyōgo)
| Kansai
|-
| 39
| Gilt Bronze Buddhist Images (Bonshōzō / Dōzō)
| Asuka–Heian
| Nara, Kyoto
| Kansai
|-
| 40
| Gilt Bronze Ritual Implements (Kei, Shakujo, Hooks)
| Nara–Heian
| Nara, Kyoto
| Kansai
|-
| 41
| Gilt Bronze Pagoda Ornaments (Sōrintō)
| Heian–Kamakura
| Kyoto, Nara
| Kansai
|-
| 42
| Gilt Bronze Sutra Containers
| Heian–Kamakura
| Kyoto, Nara
| Kansai
|-
| 43
| Iron Temple Lanterns (Tōrō)
| Heian–Modern
| Nara, Kyoto
| Kansai
|-
| 44
| Copper Temple Lanterns (Dōrō)
| Heian–Modern
| Kyoto, Shiga
| Kansai
|-
| 45
| Suzugami (Hammered Tin Sheets as a Craft Object)
| Modern
| Toyama (Takaoka)
| Hokuriku
|-
| 46
| Edo Wind Bells (Edo Fūrin – Metal Type)
| Edo–Modern
| Tokyo
| Kantō
|-
| 47
| Nambu Wind Bells (Nambu Fūrin)
| Edo–Modern
| Iwate
| Tōhoku
|-
| 48
| Uchinada or Takaoka Bells (Ornamental Copper Bells)
| Edo–Modern
| Ishikawa / Toyama
| Hokuriku
|-
| 49
| Ryūkyū Metalwork (Ryukyu Kingdom Metal Goods)
| Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern
| Okinawa
| Ryukyu Islands
|-
| 50
| Amami Metal Ornaments
| Edo–Modern
| Kagoshima (Amami Islands)
| Kyūshū
|-
| 51
| Yakushima Copperware
| Medieval–Modern
| Kagoshima (Yakushima)
| Kyūshū
|-
| 52
| Izumo Metal Ritual Goods
| Ancient–Modern
| Shimane
| Chūgoku
|-
| 53
| Iwami Silverwork (Iwami Ginzan Silver Crafts)
| Medieval–Edo
| Shimane
| Chūgoku
|-
| 54
| Awa Metal Goods
| Edo–Modern
| Tokushima
| Shikoku
|-
| 55
| Sanuki Metal Ornaments
| Edo–Modern
| Kagawa
| Shikoku
|-
| 56
| Iyo Metal Crafts
| Edo–Modern
| Ehime
| Shikoku
|-
| 57
| Tosa Metalwork
| Edo–Modern
| Kōchi
| Shikoku
|-
| 58
| Bronze Flower Vases (Ikebana Bronze Vessels)
| Edo–Modern
| Kyoto, Toyama
| Kansai / Hokuriku
|-
| 59
| Bronze Incense Burners (Kōro)
| Heian–Modern
| Kyoto, Toyama
| Kansai / Hokuriku
|-
| 60
| Decorative Iron Vessels (e.g., Iron Kettles excluding Nambu as a major category)
| Edo–Modern
| Kyoto, Nara, Toyama
| Kansai / Hokuriku
|}