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Iyo Stonework represents a regional expression of Japanese stoneworking traditions shaped by coastal geography, religious practice, and memorial culture. Stone produced by Iyo workshops forms an integral part of the historical landscape, contributing to shrines, temples, cemeteries, and built environments throughout the region.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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