The origin of this craft dates back to the early Edo period(about 190 years ago), when a widow of the domain lord of Nabeshima Clan in Hizen-Kashima was inspired to make a woven fabric when she saw a bamboo ceiling.
江戸時代初期、宇和島藩(愛媛県)はこの紙の生産を奨励し、何十年も生産を独占した。
At the beginning of the Edo period(1868-1912), the Uwajima clan(Ehime Prefecture) encouraged the production of this paper and maintained a monopoly for decades.
There are various opinions on the beginning of the customs of processing soba into noodles as now, but in the early Edo period, it was eaten under the name of""sobakiri.
There were many contacts between Japanese people and those of overseas nations from the Muromachi era until the early Edo era; namely, from when Noh was perfected until the start of the national isolation policy.
寳勝寺は江戸時代初期、加賀藩第三代藩主・前田利常公が創建した臨済宗のお寺である。
Houshouji, a Buddhist temple belonging to the Rinzai sect, was built by Maeda Toshitsune, the Kaga clan's third leader, in the early Edo period early 1600s.
I come back to the top of the page Citizen of justice Sogo, Sakura biography In the early period of Edo era, the times of 4s general Ietsuna Tokugawa, it will be about 360 years ago now.
Tradition says that it originates in the beginning of Edo period, when Sadakatsu Hisamatsu, founder of Matsuyama Domain, made soy sauce 餅 for doll's festival and gave them to his retainers to wish for their prosperity.
This craft is dated back to the early Edo period, when tea ceremony was popular among the warriors of the warring states period and the world of wabicha(tea ceremony in a rustic and simple style) was highly valued.
Kyo-shippo(Cloisonne) Kyo-shippo is an enamelling technique revived with methods introduced from China in the early Edo Period(17th-19th centuries). It is used for decorating jewelry boxes, dressers, and other box items.
Hoju Inari Shrine's history dates far back to the early Edo period. In 1615, it was first built to enshrine the god for family safety and fire protection on the premises of Itakura Naizen-no-sho Shigemasa's mansion in Edo..
The History of Ginzan Onsen In the early Edo period: The area prospered as a large silver mine, but at the same time there were those who operated small onsen inns utilizing the small number of springs.
It was built in 1629 in the early Edo Era as the Edo residence garden for the Mito Tokugawas, one of the three branch families retaining status just under the Tokugawa shoguns.
For centuries used only by the aristocracy and samurai class, butsudan became common in the home following the religious reforms of the early Edo Period 17th-19th centuries.
This traditional bamboo-based round fan dates back to the early Edo Period(17C) when a number of groups of travelers visiting the Kotohira Shrine to pray bought it as a souvenir.
The Kosoen Dyeing Studio offers a hands-on shibori-zome(handmade indigo dyeing) experience. This technique for dyeing fabrics began in the early Edo-era of Japan, and re-mains mostly unchanged since.
This craft dates back to the late Muromachi period(in the 1500s), when a potter from Mino province(present-day the southern part of Gifu Pref.) built a kiln in this town. The craft was given a vermillion-seal certificate for pottery industry by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1588 and thrived through the early Edo period.
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