Urushinuri (Japanese Lacquer Work) (1) Tokyo Uchihamono (Hand-Forged Blades) (6) Tokyo Tokogei (Rattan Craft) (3) Tokyo Teue Brush (Handmade Brushes) (3) Tokyo Tegaki Yuzen (Hand-Painted Kimono) (2) Tokyo Some-Komon (Tokyo Fine-Patterned Dyeing) (3) Tokyo Shippo (Cloisonne Enamelware) (3) Tokyo Shamisen (Three-Stringed Musical Instrument) (3) Tokyo Mujizome (Plain Dyeing) (1) Tokyo Kumihimo (Braided Cords) (3) Tokyo Honzome Yukata (Indigo-Dyed Summer Kimono) (2) Tokyo Ginki (Silverware) (6) Tokyo Chokin (Metal Chasing) (1) Tankin (Metal Hammering) (2) Suzuki (Pewterware) (1) Sumizome (Ink Dyeing) (1) Sashimono (Wood Joinery) (1) Others (6) Oke (Wooden Bucket) (1) Murayama-Oshima Tsumugi (Textured Silk Pongee) (1) Kinko (Metal Working) (1) Kawa Zaiku (Leather Craft) (2) Katazome (Stencil Dyeing) (2) Kashokushi (Decorating Papers) (1) Inden (Tanned Leather) (1) Edo Tsumami-Kanzashi (Ornamental Hairpins) (1) Edo Sudare (Slatted Blinds) (1) Edo Shikki (Lacquerware) (3) Edo Sarasa (Printed Silk Calico) (2) Edo Moku-Hanga (Woodblock Prints) (3) Edo Moku-Chokoku (Wood Sculptures) (1) Edo Kiriko (Cut Glassware) (17) Edo Kimekomi Ningyo (Wood and Cloth Dolls) (6) Edo Katchu (Warrior Armour) (2) Edo Karakami (Hand-Made Patterned Paper for Interiors) (1) Edo Ishogi Ningyo (Costumed Dolls) (1) Edo Hake (Edo Brushes) (1) Edo Glassware (Glassware) (3) Douki (Copperware) (3) Aizome (Indigo Dyeing) (1)