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	Lis origjins di Mino Washi a son di solit rintraçadis al periodi Nara, cuant che la produzion di cjarte e si slargjà dai centris statâi e religjôs aes regjons provinciâls. Lis cundizions naturâls favorevulis, soredut l’aghe nete dai flums e l’acès as fibris di kōzo, a àn supuartât il prin disvilup das comunitâts che a produsevin cjarte ta zone di Mino. Pal periodi Heian, la cjarte di Mino e jere za ricognossude pe sô claritât e cualitât de superficie.		Lis origjins di Mino Washi a son di solit rintraçadis al periodi Nara, cuant che la produzion di cjarte e si slargjà dai centris statâi e religjôs aes regjons provinciâls. Lis cundizions naturâls favorevulis, soredut l’aghe nete dai flums e l’acès as fibris di kōzo, a àn supuartât il prin disvilup das comunitâts che a produsevin cjarte ta zone di Mino. Pal periodi Heian, la cjarte di Mino e jere za ricognossude pe sô claritât e cualitât de superficie.

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Espansion medievâl ==
	~~== Medieval Expansion~~ ==		Intant dai periodis Kamakura e Muromachi, la produzion di Mino Washi e si slargjà in scjale e coerence. La cjarte da regjon e jere doprade par regjistris uficiai, tescj religjôs e manuscrits leteraris. La sô afidabilitât lu rindeve adat sedi par ûs istituzionâl sedi par chel privât, e al circolave une vore di là dal so puest di origjine.
	~~During the~~ Kamakura ~~and~~ Muromachi ~~periods~~, Mino Washi ~~production expanded~~ in ~~scale and consistency~~. ~~Paper from the region was used for official records~~, ~~religious texts, and literary manuscripts~~. ~~Its reliability made it suitable for both institutional and private use~~, ~~and it circulated widely beyond its place of origin~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Consolidazion dal periodi Edo ==
	== Edo ~~Period Consolidation~~ ==		Il periodi Edo al segnà un colm de produzion e distribuzion dal Mino Washi. Al deventà un dai articui principâi doprâts pai schermis shōji, pe editorie e pe scriture di ogni dì. Sistemis di produzion organizâts a permetevin la produzion su scjale grande mantignint intant i standard materiâi e l’artesanât al deventà une piere miliâr de economie locâl.
	~~The~~ Edo ~~period marked a peak in the production and distribution of~~ Mino Washi. ~~It became one of the principal papers used for~~ shōji ~~screens, publishing~~, ~~and everyday writing~~. ~~Organized production systems allowed for large-scale output while maintaining material standards, and the craft became~~ a ~~cornerstone of the local economy~~.
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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Continuitât moderne ==
	~~== Modern Continuity~~ ==		La produzion industriâl di cjarte introdusude vie pal periodi Meiji e à puartât a un declin de produzion di cjarte artigjanâl in dute la nazion. Mino Washi al sopuartà l’adatament, la domande sostignude di cjarte architetoniche e plui tart lis iniziativis di preservazion culturâl. Tal secul vincjesim, i sfuarçs par protezi la produzion tradizionâl di cjarte a sigurarin la sorevivence dal mistîr.
	~~Industrial papermaking introduced during the~~ Meiji ~~period led to~~ a ~~decline~~ in ~~handmade paper production nationwide~~. Mino Washi ~~endured through adaptation~~, ~~sustained demand for architectural paper, and later cultural preservation initiatives~~. ~~In the 20th century~~, ~~efforts to protect traditional papermaking ensured the survival of the craft~~.
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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Contest contemporani ==
	~~== Contemporary Context~~ ==		Vuê, Mino Washi al continue a jessi prodot di ateliers specializâts che a sostegnin i principis materiâi tradizionâi. Al è doprât in architeture, conservazion, bielis arts e dissen, e al reste un esempli rapresentatîf des tradizions gjaponesis di cjarte fate a man.
	~~Today~~, Mino Washi ~~continues to be produced by specialized workshops that uphold traditional material principles~~. ~~It is used~~ in ~~architecture~~, ~~conservation~~, ~~fine~~ arts, ~~and design, and remains~~ a ~~representative example of Japanese handmade paper traditions~~.
	~~</div>~~

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	== ~~References~~ ==		== Riferiments ==
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	* Kōjiro Tomita. ''Japanese Handmade Paper: Tradition and Techniques''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1991.		* Kōjiro Tomita. ''Japanese Handmade Paper: Tradition and Techniques''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1991.
	* Timothy Barrett. ''Japanese Papermaking: Traditions, Tools, and Techniques''. New York: Weatherhill, 1983.		* Timothy Barrett. ''Japanese Papermaking: Traditions, Tools, and Techniques''. New York: Weatherhill, 1983.

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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Panoramiche ==
	~~== Overview~~ ==		Il “Mino Washi” (美濃和紙) al è un mistîr tradizionâl gjaponês di cjarte che al si cjate ta Prefeture di Gifu di vuê. Cognossût pe sô sutîlce, fuarce e ancje pe sô distribuzion des fibris, Mino Washi al è stât preseât in maniere storiche pe scriture, la stampe e lis aplicazions architetonichis. Il so ecuilibri tra ligriece e durabilitât lu à fat deventâ une des formis di cjarte fate a man plui dopradis e indurantis in Gjapon.
	~~'''Mino Washi'''~~ (美濃和紙) ~~is a traditional Japanese paper craft centered in present-day~~ Gifu ~~Prefecture~~. ~~Renowned for its thinness~~, ~~strength, and even fiber distribution~~, Mino Washi ~~has historically been valued for writing, printing~~, ~~and architectural applications~~. ~~Its balance of lightness and durability has made it one of the most widely used and enduring forms of handmade paper~~ in ~~Japan~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Prime formazion ==
	~~== Early Formation~~ ==		Lis origjins di Mino Washi a son di solit rintraçadis al periodi Nara, cuant che la produzion di cjarte e si slargjà dai centris statâi e religjôs aes regjons provinciâls. Lis cundizions naturâls favorevulis, soredut l’aghe nete dai flums e l’acès as fibris di kōzo, a àn supuartât il prin disvilup das comunitâts che a produsevin cjarte ta zone di Mino. Pal periodi Heian, la cjarte di Mino e jere za ricognossude pe sô claritât e cualitât de superficie.
	~~The origins of~~ Mino Washi ~~are commonly traced to the~~ Nara ~~period~~, ~~when papermaking spread from state and religious centers into provincial regions~~. ~~Favorable natural conditions~~, ~~particularly clean river water and access to~~ kōzo ~~fibers~~, ~~supported the early development of papermaking communities in the~~ Mino ~~area~~. ~~By the~~ Heian ~~period~~, Mino ~~paper was already recognized for its clarity and surface quality~~.
	~~</div>~~

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<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Overview ==
'''Mino Washi''' (美濃和紙) is a traditional Japanese paper craft centered in present-day Gifu Prefecture. Renowned for its thinness, strength, and even fiber distribution, Mino Washi has historically been valued for writing, printing, and architectural applications. Its balance of lightness and durability has made it one of the most widely used and enduring forms of handmade paper in Japan.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Early Formation ==
The origins of Mino Washi are commonly traced to the Nara period, when papermaking spread from state and religious centers into provincial regions. Favorable natural conditions, particularly clean river water and access to kōzo fibers, supported the early development of papermaking communities in the Mino area. By the Heian period, Mino paper was already recognized for its clarity and surface quality.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Medieval Expansion ==
During the Kamakura and Muromachi periods, Mino Washi production expanded in scale and consistency. Paper from the region was used for official records, religious texts, and literary manuscripts. Its reliability made it suitable for both institutional and private use, and it circulated widely beyond its place of origin.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Edo Period Consolidation ==
The Edo period marked a peak in the production and distribution of Mino Washi. It became one of the principal papers used for shōji screens, publishing, and everyday writing. Organized production systems allowed for large-scale output while maintaining material standards, and the craft became a cornerstone of the local economy.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Modern Continuity ==
Industrial papermaking introduced during the Meiji period led to a decline in handmade paper production nationwide. Mino Washi endured through adaptation, sustained demand for architectural paper, and later cultural preservation initiatives. In the 20th century, efforts to protect traditional papermaking ensured the survival of the craft.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Contemporary Context ==
Today, Mino Washi continues to be produced by specialized workshops that uphold traditional material principles. It is used in architecture, conservation, fine arts, and design, and remains a representative example of Japanese handmade paper traditions.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== References ==
</div>
* Kōjiro Tomita. ''Japanese Handmade Paper: Tradition and Techniques''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1991.
* Timothy Barrett. ''Japanese Papermaking: Traditions, Tools, and Techniques''. New York: Weatherhill, 1983.
* Sukey Hughes. ''Washi: The World of Japanese Paper''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1978.
* Hiromi Paper International. ''The Japanese Art of Washi''. Santa Monica, California, various editions.
* Japan Traditional Craft Center. ''Traditional Crafts of Japan: Mino Washi''. Tokyo: Association for the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries.
* Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Japan). ''Traditional Craft Products of Japan: Mino Washi''.
* Agency for Cultural Affairs (Japan). ''Preservation of Traditional Japanese Papermaking Techniques''.
* UNESCO. ''Washi, craftsmanship of traditional Japanese hand-made paper''. Inscription on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

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[[Category: Taishō period]]
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[[Category: Heisei period]]
[[Category: Reiwa period]]
[[Category: Handmade paper]]
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