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teamsekaharu · 4 years ago

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About日本製[Nihonsei] Part 2

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Traveling 47 prefectures across Japan with Haruma Miura

47 of “Made in Japan”

01 Hokkaido A close look at the history of Esashi Oiwake

02 Aomori Artist’s techniques behind the Nebuta festival

03 Iwate Visiting Tekiseisha, a workshop for Joboji Urushi lacquer

04 Miyagi Kanedai, the pride of local industry

05 Akita Encounter a power of sake at the Aramasa Sake Brewery

06 Yamagata Visiting a Yonezawa beef cattle farm

07 Fukushima The world’s best rice – visiting the Tenei rice farm

08 Ibaraki Fireworks artistry of Yamazaki Enka Manufacturing

09 Tochigi The story historic Ashikaga School tells us

10 Gunma Daimonya, the history and tradition of Takasaki Daruma craftmanship

11 Saitama Ogano Kabuki, the tradition that passed down through generations and to the future

12 Chiba Learning at the Chiba Shoyu headquarters factory

13 Tokyo History of Tsukudani unfolded at Tsukudani Marukyu

14 Kanagawa Visiting Hakkodo, the oldest manufacturer of Kamakura-bori

15 Niigata Snow Peak headquarters and outdoor gear industry

16 Toyama Massive Kurobe Dam and electric power

17 Ishikawa What Kagaya Ryokan continues to deliver

18 Fukui The glasses I touched at the Boston Club in Sabae City

19 Yamanashi Hands-on report from Kikuchi Wasabi Farm

20 Nagano To the factory house of Fujigen Guitars

21 Gifu Japanese papermaking at Minotake Kami Studio

22 Shizuoka Think about a “community” at Dot Tree Project Shuzenji

23 Aichi Touch the origin of the Toyota Motor Corporation

24 Mie Wagu – soak-up the life of Japanese lobster fisherman

25 Shiga To Daiyo- Oumi’s hand-crafted Japanese candle

26 Kyoto Discover “Project GO ON” launched by a new generation of Kyoto traditional artists

27 Osaka Visiting Ebisu at the Imamiya Shrine

28 Hyogo The weight of the salt at the Ako Marine Science Museum, Salt Country

29 Nara Carrying on the traditions to future generation at the Yamamoto Kawara Kogyo

30 Wakayama Savoring Hamadaya’s sesame tofu at the foot of Mt. Koya

31 Tottori A challenge called Sakyu Rakkyo

32 Shimane The nature and the time that support Tataraba

33 Okayama The garment factory that shines, fueling Japan Blue in the denim industry

34 Hiroshima Interview with Mr. Fumiaki Kajiya, a storyteller of Hiroshima

35 Yamaguchi Family ties at Sakae Fuku, an exquisite pufferfish restaurant

36 Tokushima Fascinated by the BUAISOU’s indigo dye

37 Kagawa Discovering the history of udon noodles at the Sanuki Menki headquarters

38 Ehime The branding of Imabari Towel

39 Kouchi Mr. Manabu Myojin, the distinguished technique of the bonito fisherman

40 Fukuoka Hakata vidro chanpon artisan, Mr. Youji Kunii and his studio

41 Saga The alure of “Tadarou-ware pottery” encountered at Kaneko Kilin

42 Nagasaki Iki – the history of Hirayama Ryokan and the island

43 Kumamoto Tenmeido – Interview with Mr. Kazuki Kitagawa about “Rokkasho -six confectioners”

44 Oita Searching for Shiramizu Kousen’s sparkling water

45 Miyazaki Visiting the third generation of Kagura mask-making craftsman

46 Kagoshima To the JAXA Tanegashima Space Center

47 Okinawa Visiting the art of Kumiodori at the National Theatre Okinawa

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stockshot · 8 years ago

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Hiroshi Yoshimura (22 October 1940 – 23 October 2003) was a Japanese musician and composer. He is considered a pioneer of ambient music in Japan.Yoshimura Hiroshi was born in Yokohama, Japan, in 1940. In 1964 he graduated from Waseda School of Letters, Arts and Sciences II.He performed production performance and sound objects, environmental music containing graphic design and sound design, the visual poetry, and worked on sound design business a lot of construction in collaboration with TOA in particular.Served the Faculty of Engineering, Chiba University industrial design department part-time lecturer and Kunitachi College of Music Design Department part-time lecturer, had also focus on the workshop of citizen participation in the museums, but died because of skin cancer in 2003.

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