山梨県 · Art & museums
Kiyoharu Art Colony
北杜市 国中
On a closed school site, architects each built one work - from a circular block copying a Paris artists' hive to a tea room in a tree.
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山梨県 · Art & museums
北杜市 国中
On a closed school site, architects each built one work - from a circular block copying a Paris artists' hive to a tea room in a tree.
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富士河口湖町 郡内(富士北麓)
A dyer who reinvented the lost Muromachi tsujigahana technique; his kimono are hung in rows that form one continuous landscape.
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富士河口湖町 郡内(富士北麓)
Cloth dolls of such density they read as sculpture, by a maker who works only in cotton.
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富士河口湖町 郡内(富士北麓)
Collecting one mountain only; photographers who spent lifetimes on Fuji can be compared side by side.
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富士河口湖町 郡内(富士北麓)
Shigeru Ban hung a paper-covered inverted cone over water, so its reflection becomes the mountain.
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甲府市 国中
Lacquer patterned onto deerskin, and a smoke-dyeing method kept as oral secret for four centuries.
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甲府市 国中
Crystal from the local gorge carved and polished by hand; the stone ran out but the skill founded a jewellery industry.
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甲府市 国中
A third of Japan's jewellery is made here; cutting and setting are demonstrated in front of visitors.
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甲府市 国中
An 1875 pseudo-Western schoolhouse with balcony and drum tower - local carpenters' reading of Western form.
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甲府市 国中
Built by Takeda Shingen to house a relocated icon; clap beneath its ceiling and the sound spirals back.
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甲州市 国中
The province's only National Treasure building; its Buddha holds a bunch of grapes, tied to the origin legend of local viticulture.
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山梨市 国中
A small Zen hall designated National Treasure, its curved roof and packed bracketing showing the Chinese style fully absorbed.
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甲州市 国中
A garden by the monk Muso Soseki, borrowing the mountain behind so it reads as a single painting from the room.
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身延町 峡南
A straight flight of 287 steps leads to the halls - the act of climbing built into the plan.
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笛吹市 国中
One site yielded 1,116 clay figures, nearly all deliberately broken - breaking them appears to have been the ritual.
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甲府市 国中
Run together with the keyhole tomb beside it, and strong in the over-ornamented pottery of the middle Jomon.
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韮崎市 国中
Founded by a Nobel laureate with his own funds, and collecting women artists exclusively - rare in Japan.
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甲州市 国中
A house that supplied liquorice to the shogunate, its roof raised in three tiers for silkworm rearing.
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甲府市 国中
Granite towers left by weathering; the same valley yielded the crystal that founded the local carving trade.
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大月市 郡内(富士北麓)
No piers: timbers cantilever out from both banks in stages - a method invented because the gorge was too deep to stand in.
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富士吉田市 郡内(富士北麓)
The start of the Yoshida climbing route, its painted Momoyama sanctuary standing at the end of a giant cedar avenue.
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富士吉田市 郡内(富士北麓)
Lodgings for Fuji pilgrims: long narrow plots running back from the road, with a channel drawn in for purification.
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身延町 峡南
Paper for calligraphy, made since the 1500s and still varied sheet by sheet to control how ink bleeds.
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市川三郷町 峡南
A paper town that also makes fireworks - the shells are wound from paper, so the two trades grew together.
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