TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Kiso Shikki (Kiso Lacquer-ware, listed as a National Traditional Work | ![]() |
Rokuro Wood Works ( National Traditional Work) | ![]() |
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) articles | ![]() |
New handicrafts | ![]() |
Taru / Oke (Barrel and Pail, listed as a Prefectural Traditional Work) | ![]() |
Geta (a kind of Japanese slipper), Nezuko Wood Works ( a kind of Geta, listed as a Prefectural Traditional Work) | ![]() |
Oroku combs (Prefectural Traditional Work) | ![]() |
Magemono (lit, bent wood) (Prefectural Traditional Work) | ![]() |
Hinoki hats (Prefectural Traditional Work) | ![]() |
TASTES IN THE KISO AREAS : MOUNTAINOUS TASTINGS
Sakura-no-hanazuke, with a cherry blossom aroma and tea | ![]() |
Red Japanese Turnips | ![]() |
Local Japanese Sake ( alcohol) in the Kiso highway | ![]() |
Sweet-fish, Char and Tanabira | ![]() |
Small rice cakes | ![]() |
Chestnut cakes in Kiso | ![]() |
Hand-made buckwheat noodles | ![]() |
Bean-paste bun made from buckwheat | ![]() |
Sunki pickled, vegetables | ![]() |
Buckwheat noodles | ![]() |
Hobamaki, sweet bean paste inside rice cakes covered with leaves | ![]() |