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| [[Dōkyō]]
| Yayoi–Heian
| Nara, Kyoto
| Kansai
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| 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
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| 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
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| 46
| 38
| [[Edo Fūrin]]
| [[Edo Fūrin]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Kantō
| Kantō
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| 47
| 39
| [[Nambu Fūrin]]
| [[Nambu Fūrin]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Tōhoku
| Tōhoku
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| 48
| 40
| [[Uchinada Suzudōki]]
| [[Uchinada Suzudōki]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Hokuriku
| Hokuriku
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| 49
| 41
| [[Ryūkyū Kanagu]]
| [[Ryūkyū Kanagu]]
| Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern
| Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern
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| Ryukyu Islands
| Ryukyu Islands
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| 50
| 42
| [[Amami Kanagu]]
| [[Amami Kanagu]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Kyūshū
| Kyūshū
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| 51
| 43
| [[Yakushima Dōki]]
| [[Yakushima Dōki]]
| Medieval–Modern
| Medieval–Modern
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| Kyūshū
| Kyūshū
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| 52
| 44
| [[Izumo Kanagu]]
| [[Izumo Kanagu]]
| Ancient–Modern
| Ancient–Modern
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| Chūgoku
| Chūgoku
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| 53
| 45
| [[Iwami Ginzan Dōki]]
| [[Iwami Ginzan Dōki]]
| Medieval–Edo
| Medieval–Edo
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| Chūgoku
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| 54
| 46
| [[Awa Kanagu]]
| [[Awa Kanagu]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Shikoku
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| 47
| [[Sanuki Kanagu]]
| [[Sanuki Kanagu]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Shikoku
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| 48
| [[Iyo Kanagu]]
| [[Iyo Kanagu]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Shikoku
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| 57
| 49
| [[Tosa Kanagu]]
| [[Tosa Kanagu]]
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Shikoku
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| 50
| [[Dōka]] (Bronze Flower Vessels)
| [[Dōka]] (Bronze Flower Vessels)
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern
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| Kansai / Hokuriku
| Kansai / Hokuriku
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| [[Kōro]] (Bronze Incense Burners)
| [[Kōro]] (Bronze Incense Burners)
| Heian–Modern
| Heian–Modern
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| Kansai / Hokuriku
| Kansai / Hokuriku
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| [[Tetsubin]] (Decorative Iron Kettles)
| [[Tetsubin]] (Decorative Iron Kettles)
| Edo–Modern
| Edo–Modern

Revision as of 21:06, 10 December 2025

# Metalworking Craft / Subtype Main Period(s) Location (Prefecture) Region
1 Tsuba Edo Kyoto, Tokyo, Kumamoto, Ibaraki Kansai / Kantō / Kyūshū
2 Gotō-kinkō Muromachi–Edo Kyoto, Tokyo Kansai / Kantō
3 Mito-kinkō Edo Ibaraki Kantō
4 Higo-kinkō Edo Kumamoto Kyūshū
5 Satsuma-kinkō Edo Kagoshima Kyūshū
6 Chōshū-kinkō Edo Yamaguchi Chūgoku
7 Aizu-kinkō Edo Fukushima (Aizu) Tōhoku
8 Sendai-kinkō Edo Miyagi Tōhoku
9 Sōma-kinkō Edo Fukushima Tōhoku
10 Nara-kinkō Edo Nara Kansai
11 Edo-kinkō Edo–Modern Tokyo Kantō
12 Kaga-zōgan Edo–Modern Ishikawa Hokuriku
13 Kyō-zōgan Edo–Modern Kyoto Kansai
14 Ōsaka-kinkō Edo–Modern Osaka Kansai
15 Nagoya-kinkō Edo–Modern Aichi Chūbu
16 Ise-kinkō Edo Mie Kansai
17 Hida-kinkō Edo Gifu Chūbu
18 Akita Dōki Edo–Modern Akita Tōhoku
19 Tsugaru Kanagu Edo–Modern Aomori Tōhoku
20 Hachinohe Kanagu Edo–Modern Aomori (Hachinohe) Tōhoku
21 Sanjō Shinkō Edo–Modern Niigata (Sanjō) Kōshin’etsu
22 Tsubame Shinkō Edo–Modern Niigata (Tsubame) Kōshin’etsu
23 Niigata Dōki Edo–Modern Niigata City Kōshin’etsu
24 Sado Kanagu Edo–Modern Niigata (Sado Island) Kōshin’etsu
25 Yamagata Imono Heian–Modern Yamagata Tōhoku
26 Nambu Tekki Edo–Modern Iwate Tōhoku
27 Takaoka Dōki Edo–Modern Toyama Hokuriku
28 Kanazawa Imono Edo–Modern Ishikawa Hokuriku
29 Echizen Kanagu Edo–Modern Fukui Hokuriku
30 Bonshō Nara–Modern Kyoto, Nara, Shiga Kansai
31 Kōyasan Kanagu Heian–Modern Wakayama (Kōyasan) Kansai
32 Nara Bukkyo Kanagu Nara–Heian Nara Kansai
33 Kamakura Bukkyo Kanagu Kamakura–Muromachi Kanagawa Kantō
34 Butsugu Heian–Modern Kyoto, Niigata, Toyama Nationwide
35 Shingu-kanagu Heian–Modern Mie, Hiroshima, Kyoto Nationwide
36 Bukkyo Shingu Nara–Heian Kyoto, Nara Kansai
37 Suzugami Modern Toyama (Takaoka) Hokuriku
38 Edo Fūrin Edo–Modern Tokyo Kantō
39 Nambu Fūrin Edo–Modern Iwate Tōhoku
40 Uchinada Suzudōki Edo–Modern Ishikawa Hokuriku
41 Ryūkyū Kanagu Ryukyu Kingdom–Modern Okinawa Ryukyu Islands
42 Amami Kanagu Edo–Modern Kagoshima (Amami) Kyūshū
43 Yakushima Dōki Medieval–Modern Kagoshima (Yakushima) Kyūshū
44 Izumo Kanagu Ancient–Modern Shimane Chūgoku
45 Iwami Ginzan Dōki Medieval–Edo Shimane Chūgoku
46 Awa Kanagu Edo–Modern Tokushima Shikoku
47 Sanuki Kanagu Edo–Modern Kagawa Shikoku
48 Iyo Kanagu Edo–Modern Ehime Shikoku
49 Tosa Kanagu Edo–Modern Kōchi Shikoku
50 Dōka (Bronze Flower Vessels) Edo–Modern Kyoto, Toyama Kansai / Hokuriku
51 Kōro (Bronze Incense Burners) Heian–Modern Kyoto, Toyama Kansai / Hokuriku
52 Tetsubin (Decorative Iron Kettles) Edo–Modern Kyoto, Toyama, Aomori Kansai / Hokuriku / Tōhoku
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