Translations:Tango Fujifu/3/en

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In remote mountain regions such as Tango, wisteria textile production persisted well into the Edo period as a vital clothing source where silk and cotton were scarce. The craft declined sharply in the Meiji period due to industrialization and rural depopulation. 20th-century ethnographers and members of the Mingei (folk craft) movement documented surviving techniques and helped preserve them.