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! Textile
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! Main Period(s)
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! Region
! Region
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| [[Bingata]] || Ryukyu Kingdom, Edo period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 1 || [[Bingata]] || Ryukyu Kingdom, Edo period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Kasuri]] || Edo period onward || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
| 2 || [[Kasuri]] || Edo period onward || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Kyo-yuzen]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
| 3 || [[Kyo-yuzen]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Oshima Tsumugi]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
| 4 || [[Oshima Tsumugi]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Saga Nishiki]] || Edo period (18th century onward) || Saga Prefecture || Kyushu
| 5 || [[Saga Nishiki]] || Edo period (18th century onward) || Saga Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Shibori]] || Heian – Edo period || Kyoto, Gunma, Yamagata || Kansai / Kanto / Tohoku
| 6 || [[Shibori]] || Heian – Edo period || Kyoto, Gunma, Yamagata || Kansai / Kanto / Tohoku
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| [[Tsumugi]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Gunma, Tochigi, Aichi || Kanto / Chūbu
| 7 || [[Tsumugi]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Gunma, Tochigi, Aichi || Kanto / Chūbu
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| [[Yūzen]] || Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
| 8 || [[Yūzen]] || Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Kinu]] (Silk weaving) || Nara – Edo period || Gunma, Kyoto, Niigata || Kanto / Kansai / Chūbu
| 9 || [[Kinu]] (Silk weaving) || Nara – Edo period || Gunma, Kyoto, Niigata || Kanto / Kansai / Chūbu
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| [[Hakata-ori]] || Kamakura – Edo period || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
| 10 || [[Hakata-ori]] || Kamakura – Edo period || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Edo Komon]] || Edo period || Tokyo (formerly Edo) || Kanto
| 11 || [[Edo Komon]] || Edo period || Tokyo (formerly Edo) || Kanto
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| [[Meisen]] || Meiji – Taisho period || Aichi, Nagano, Tokyo || Chūbu / Kanto
| 12 || [[Meisen]] || Meiji – Taisho period || Aichi, Nagano, Tokyo || Chūbu / Kanto
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| [[Chichibu Meisen]] || Taishō period – early Shōwa period || Saitama Prefecture || Kantō region
| 13 || [[Chichibu Meisen]] || Taishō period – early Shōwa period || Saitama Prefecture || Kantō region
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| [[Isesaki Meisen]] || Meiji period – Shōwa period || Gunma Prefecture || Kantō region
| 14 || [[Isesaki Meisen]] || Meiji period – Shōwa period || Gunma Prefecture || Kantō region
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| [[Yonezawa Meisen]] || Meiji period – early Shōwa period || Yamagata Prefecture || Tōhoku region
| 15 || [[Yonezawa Meisen]] || Meiji period – early Shōwa period || Yamagata Prefecture || Tōhoku region
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| [[Yuzen-zome]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
| 16 || [[Hachiōji Meisen]] || Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1910s–1940s) || Tokyo Metropolis (Hachiōji) || Kantō region
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| [[Nishijin-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
| 17 || [[Kiryū Meisen]] || Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1910s–1930s) || Gunma Prefecture (Kiryū) || Kantō region
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| [[Ikat (Oshima-ori)]] || Edo period || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
| 18 || [[Yuzen-zome]] || Edo period (17th century onward) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Kaga-yūzen]] || Edo period || Ishikawa Prefecture || Chūbu
| 19 || [[Nishijin-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Amami Oshima tsumugi]] || Edo period || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
| 20 || [[Ikat (Oshima-ori)]] || Edo period || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Koshihiki]] || Edo period || Niigata Prefecture || Chūbu
| 21 || [[Kaga-yūzen]] || Edo period || Ishikawa Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Tsugaru-jofu]] || Edo period onward || Aomori Prefecture || Tohoku
| 22 || [[Amami Oshima tsumugi]] || Edo period || Kagoshima Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Yūki Tsumugi]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Ibaraki Prefecture || Kanto
| 23 || [[Koshihiki]] || Edo period || Niigata Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Ojiya-chijimi]] || Edo period onward || Niigata Prefecture || Chūbu
| 24 || [[Tsugaru-jofu]] || Edo period onward || Aomori Prefecture || Tohoku
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| [[Ryukyu kasuri]] || 17th century onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 25 || [[Yūki Tsumugi]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Ibaraki Prefecture || Kanto
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| [[Kumejima tsumugi]] || Muromachi period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 26 || [[Ojiya-chijimi]] || Edo period onward || Niigata Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Miyako-jōfu]] || Muromachi period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 27 || [[Ryukyu kasuri]] || 17th century onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Minsa]] || 18th century onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 28 || [[Kumejima tsumugi]] || Muromachi period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Bashōfu]] || Heian – Edo period || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 29 || [[Miyako-jōfu]] || Muromachi period onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Shinafu]] || Heian – Edo period || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
| 30 || [[Minsa]] || 18th century onward || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Kuzu-fu]] || Heian – Edo period || Shizuoka, Nagano, Gifu || Chūbu
| 31 || [[Bashōfu]] || Heian – Edo period || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Omi-jōfu]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Shiga Prefecture || Kansai
| 32 || [[Shinafu]] || Heian – Edo period || Okinawa Prefecture || Okinawa
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| [[Tango Fujifu]] || Heian – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
| 33 || [[Kuzu-fu]] || Heian – Edo period || Shizuoka, Nagano, Gifu || Chūbu
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| [[Yonezawa-hakama]] || Edo – Meiji period || Yamagata Prefecture || Tohoku
| 34 || [[Omi-jōfu]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Shiga Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Owari-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Aichi Prefecture || Chūbu
| 35 || [[Tango Fujifu]] || Heian – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai
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| [[Tenryū-sha]] || Meiji – Taisho period || Shizuoka Prefecture || Chūbu
| 36 || [[Yonezawa-hakama]] || Edo – Meiji period || Yamagata Prefecture || Tohoku
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| [[Mikawa-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Aichi Prefecture || Chūbu
| 37 || [[Owari-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Aichi Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Enshu-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Shizuoka Prefecture || Chūbu
| 38 || [[Tenryū-sha]] || Meiji – Taisho period || Shizuoka Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Mino-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Gifu Prefecture || Chūbu
| 39 || [[Mikawa-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Aichi Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Kaga-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Ishikawa Prefecture || Chūbu
| 40 || [[Enshu-ori]] || Edo – Meiji period || Shizuoka Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Kurume Kasuri]] || Edo – Meiji period || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
| 41 || [[Mino-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Gifu Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Boro]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Chūbu) || Nationwide
| 42 || [[Kaga-ori]] || Muromachi – Edo period || Ishikawa Prefecture || Chūbu
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| [[Sashiko]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Kanto) || Nationwide
| 43 || [[Kurume Kasuri]] || Edo – Meiji period || Fukuoka Prefecture || Kyushu
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| [[Zanshi-ori]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide || Nationwide
| 44 || [[Boro]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Chūbu) || Nationwide
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| 45 || [[Sashiko]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Kanto) || Nationwide
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| 46 || [[Zanshi-ori]] || Edo – Taisho period || Nationwide || Nationwide
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| 47 || [[Ashikaga Meisen]] || Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1920s–1930s) || Tochigi Prefecture || Kantō region
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| 48 || [[Kiryū Meisen]] || Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1920s–1930s) || Gunma Prefecture || Kantō region
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| 49 || [[Tsuzure-ori]] || Heian period – present  (peak during Edo period) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 50 || [[Rinzu]] || Muromachi period – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 51 || [[Kinran]] || Muromachi period – Edo period (revived in Meiji period) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 52 || [[Ginran]] || Muromachi period – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 53 || [[Goshogire]] || Momoyama period – Edo period || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 54 || [[Aya-ori]] || Heian period – present (refined during Meiji period) || Kyoto Prefecture || Kansai region
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| 55
| [[Iyo Kasuri]]
| Edo period → present
| Ehime Prefecture
| Shikoku
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| 56
| [[Bingo Kasuri]]
| Edo period → present
| Hiroshima Prefecture
| Chūgoku
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| 57
| [[Noto-jōfu]]
| Edo period → present (with earlier roots traced to medieval period)
| Ishikawa Prefecture
| Hokuriku
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| 58
| [[Kara-ori]]
| Muromachi period → present
| Kyoto Prefecture
| Kansai
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| 59
| [[Don-su]]
| Muromachi period → present
| Kyoto Prefecture
| Kansai
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| 60
| [[Edo Sarasa]]
| Edo period → present
| Tokyo (former Edo)
| Kanto
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| 61
| [[Namban Sarasa]]
| Azuchi–Momoyama period → Edo period → present (revival context)
| Nagasaki Prefecture (entry and distribution), later Kyoto & Osaka workshops
| Kyushu / Kansai (historical diffusion)
 
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Latest revision as of 20:12, 6 November 2025

# Textile Main Period(s) Location (Prefecture) Region
1 Bingata Ryukyu Kingdom, Edo period onward Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
2 Kasuri Edo period onward Fukuoka Prefecture Kyushu
3 Kyo-yuzen Edo period (17th century onward) Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
4 Oshima Tsumugi Edo period (17th century onward) Kagoshima Prefecture Kyushu
5 Saga Nishiki Edo period (18th century onward) Saga Prefecture Kyushu
6 Shibori Heian – Edo period Kyoto, Gunma, Yamagata Kansai / Kanto / Tohoku
7 Tsumugi Muromachi – Edo period Gunma, Tochigi, Aichi Kanto / Chūbu
8 Yūzen Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
9 Kinu (Silk weaving) Nara – Edo period Gunma, Kyoto, Niigata Kanto / Kansai / Chūbu
10 Hakata-ori Kamakura – Edo period Fukuoka Prefecture Kyushu
11 Edo Komon Edo period Tokyo (formerly Edo) Kanto
12 Meisen Meiji – Taisho period Aichi, Nagano, Tokyo Chūbu / Kanto
13 Chichibu Meisen Taishō period – early Shōwa period Saitama Prefecture Kantō region
14 Isesaki Meisen Meiji period – Shōwa period Gunma Prefecture Kantō region
15 Yonezawa Meisen Meiji period – early Shōwa period Yamagata Prefecture Tōhoku region
16 Hachiōji Meisen Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1910s–1940s) Tokyo Metropolis (Hachiōji) Kantō region
17 Kiryū Meisen Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1910s–1930s) Gunma Prefecture (Kiryū) Kantō region
18 Yuzen-zome Edo period (17th century onward) Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
19 Nishijin-ori Muromachi – Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
20 Ikat (Oshima-ori) Edo period Kagoshima Prefecture Kyushu
21 Kaga-yūzen Edo period Ishikawa Prefecture Chūbu
22 Amami Oshima tsumugi Edo period Kagoshima Prefecture Kyushu
23 Koshihiki Edo period Niigata Prefecture Chūbu
24 Tsugaru-jofu Edo period onward Aomori Prefecture Tohoku
25 Yūki Tsumugi Muromachi – Edo period Ibaraki Prefecture Kanto
26 Ojiya-chijimi Edo period onward Niigata Prefecture Chūbu
27 Ryukyu kasuri 17th century onward Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
28 Kumejima tsumugi Muromachi period onward Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
29 Miyako-jōfu Muromachi period onward Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
30 Minsa 18th century onward Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
31 Bashōfu Heian – Edo period Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
32 Shinafu Heian – Edo period Okinawa Prefecture Okinawa
33 Kuzu-fu Heian – Edo period Shizuoka, Nagano, Gifu Chūbu
34 Omi-jōfu Muromachi – Edo period Shiga Prefecture Kansai
35 Tango Fujifu Heian – Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
36 Yonezawa-hakama Edo – Meiji period Yamagata Prefecture Tohoku
37 Owari-ori Edo – Meiji period Aichi Prefecture Chūbu
38 Tenryū-sha Meiji – Taisho period Shizuoka Prefecture Chūbu
39 Mikawa-ori Edo – Meiji period Aichi Prefecture Chūbu
40 Enshu-ori Edo – Meiji period Shizuoka Prefecture Chūbu
41 Mino-ori Muromachi – Edo period Gifu Prefecture Chūbu
42 Kaga-ori Muromachi – Edo period Ishikawa Prefecture Chūbu
43 Kurume Kasuri Edo – Meiji period Fukuoka Prefecture Kyushu
44 Boro Edo – Taisho period Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Chūbu) Nationwide
45 Sashiko Edo – Taisho period Nationwide (esp. Tohoku, Kanto) Nationwide
46 Zanshi-ori Edo – Taisho period Nationwide Nationwide
47 Ashikaga Meisen Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1920s–1930s) Tochigi Prefecture Kantō region
48 Kiryū Meisen Taishō – early Shōwa (c.1920s–1930s) Gunma Prefecture Kantō region
49 Tsuzure-ori Heian period – present (peak during Edo period) Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
50 Rinzu Muromachi period – Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
51 Kinran Muromachi period – Edo period (revived in Meiji period) Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
52 Ginran Muromachi period – Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
53 Goshogire Momoyama period – Edo period Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
54 Aya-ori Heian period – present (refined during Meiji period) Kyoto Prefecture Kansai region
55 Iyo Kasuri Edo period → present Ehime Prefecture Shikoku
56 Bingo Kasuri Edo period → present Hiroshima Prefecture Chūgoku
57 Noto-jōfu Edo period → present (with earlier roots traced to medieval period) Ishikawa Prefecture Hokuriku
58 Kara-ori Muromachi period → present Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
59 Don-su Muromachi period → present Kyoto Prefecture Kansai
60 Edo Sarasa Edo period → present Tokyo (former Edo) Kanto
61 Namban Sarasa Azuchi–Momoyama period → Edo period → present (revival context) Nagasaki Prefecture (entry and distribution), later Kyoto & Osaka workshops Kyushu / Kansai (historical diffusion)
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