鹿児島県 · Art & museums
Metalwork of Satsuma
鹿児島市 鹿児島
Domain metalwork that found an export market in the Meiji era, prized abroad for the fineness of its inlay.
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鹿児島県 · Art & museums
鹿児島市 鹿児島
Domain metalwork that found an export market in the Meiji era, prized abroad for the fineness of its inlay.
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日置市 鹿児島
Thin ivory-white ware painted in gold and colour for the lord's use; world's fairs made it an export line called simply SATSUMA.
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日置市 鹿児島
The black ware ordinary people used - undecorated, its shape decided entirely by what it had to do.
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奄美市 離島
Subtropical broadleaf forest through the island's centre - the plants and birds Tanaka Isson spent his last years painting.
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徳之島町 離島
Each hamlet keeps its own bull; the harness and rope designs work as the village's emblem.
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志布志市 大隅
A port that also held a samurai settlement, its stone walls and hedges in the Satsuma manner.
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鹿屋市 大隅
Southern Kyushu has its own burial type - a shaft dug down and a chamber cut sideways, found nowhere else.
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薩摩川内市 鹿児島
River cobbles walling off each plot - the technique of stacking round stone shared across this district.
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枕崎市 南薩
Sheds along the harbour where fish are smoked for months into what is said to be the hardest food in the world.
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与論町 離島
Administratively Kagoshima but linguistically and architecturally closer to Okinawa - an island where the border is not the boundary.
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鹿児島市 鹿児島
Fermenting jars are sunk into the floor, so the surrounding earth holds the temperature steady.
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鹿児島市 鹿児島
The lords set pottery, glass and metal workshops in their own castle town and directed them personally.
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那覇市 本島南部
Walled in limestone like a Ryukyuan castle, holding both the kingdom's record and the systematic collection of postwar Okinawan art.
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宜野湾市 本島中部
A private museum on land reclaimed from a US base; its roof stair splits into six steps and twenty-three, for the 23rd of June.
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那覇市 本島南部
A palace mixing Chinese and Japanese form into something Ryukyuan; burned in 1945, rebuilt, burned again in 2019, and now rising a third time.
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那覇市 本島南部
The royal mausoleum, its stone roof carved to imitate wooden shingles - the first building in Okinawa designated National Treasure.
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那覇市 本島南部
Shaped as a gate but never walked through - a structure built purely so the king could pray at it before leaving the castle.
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那覇市 本島南部
A royal villa built to receive Chinese envoys, setting a Chinese hexagonal pavilion in a Japanese stroll garden.
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那覇市 本島南部
The quarter where the kingdom gathered all its kilns; it escaped the war, and workshops still line the paved street.
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那覇市 本島南部
A kiln found during construction was left in place and built around, shown underground beneath the galleries.
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那覇市 本島南部
Stencilled paste resist with pigment rubbed in - a meeting of Chinese, Southeast Asian and Japanese dyeing, in colours built for southern light.
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那覇市 本島南部
Woven for the royal house; one of its weaves could be worn only by the queen and princesses.
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那覇市 本島南部
Its tsuikin technique - lacquer kneaded with pigment and applied like clay - exists nowhere else; the court ran the workshops.
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那覇市 本島南部
The Chinese sanxian became the sanshin here and the shamisen in Japan; its neck has seven named forms.
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