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| Agriculture |
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Introducing the special products of the Daigo district.
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Introducing the special products in the Kuniyoshi district.
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Introducing the special products of the Ota district.
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Introducing the special products of the Oze district.
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Introducing the special products of the Sano district.
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Introducing the special products of the Shimozeki district.
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Introducing the special products of the Toide district.
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| Commerce |
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"Once the site of the Meiji-era Rice Commerce Hall, called ""Hexagonal Hall."""
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How was the pyramid-shaped "snow mound" used?
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The exposition was held to great success in the grounds of Takaoka Kojo Park.
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The first town to be created when Takaoka Castle was built.
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Why was the first fishery wholesale market established in Kawara?
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| Fishing Industry |
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A profile of different kinds of wind
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In the past, Ota was the site of fixed net fishing and gill net fishing
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| Industrial Arts and Crafts |
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It is making use of Takaoka's metal casting technology for that production.
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"Works of the Hata family, master metal casters for generations."
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Established as the first school of the industrial arts in the country.
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These artifacts testify to the metal casting industry that thrived in Takaoka.
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Introducing the floats in the Hiramai district.
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The Takaoka Mikurumayama, a nationally important tangible folk cultural asset.
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An introduction to the work of wax-mold metal caster Suga Shoen.
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"Learn about ""Yusuke-nuri"" lacquer application techniques. "
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Introduction of masterpieces created by a leading metal engraver of Takaoka
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It is oldest work in existing by a metal caster from Kanaya district in Takaoka.
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The origins and history of the seven metal casting masters in Takaoka.
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| Industrial Zone |
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Development in tandem with capitalism in the modern age
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| Industry |
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This industry dates back to the Edo era (1603-1868),
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| Special Products |
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A traditional product of Fukuoka.
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Well-known specialty of Kaga clan.
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| Special Products and Local Specialties |
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Miyazaki Yuzensai brought the Yuzen technique to Kanazawa
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Over 98% of Japanese gold leaf is produced in Kanazawa.
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An art patronized by the Maeda family.
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Porcelain decorated with five colors.
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Individually made with pallet and hand-turned without potter's wheel.
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Introducing Special Products of Shinminato City.
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Introducing local specialties of Daimon-machi.
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An introduction to the special products of Taira-mura.
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Introducing the local specialties of Shogawa-machi.
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Introducing local specialties of Shimo-mura.
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Introducing local Specialties of Oshima-machi.
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Savor the fresh seafood of Shinminato in sushi.
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| Takaoka Industries |
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The technology of Takaoka copperware is praised internationally.
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The techniques date back to the period of Maeda Toshinaga.
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The brilliance of seashells and color of lacquer are combined to create harmony.
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The technique is characterized by its three-dimensional effect of curving.
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"Ishii Yusuke, a master craftsman of the Edo period, originated the technique."
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