新潟県 · Art & museums
Shimizuen
新発田市 下越
A domain villa whose Kyoto-trained gardener kept the pond low, so it reads correctly from a seated eye.
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新潟県 · Art & museums
新発田市 下越
A domain villa whose Kyoto-trained gardener kept the pond low, so it reads correctly from a seated eye.
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新発田市 下越
For an illustrator whose lyrical girls filled Taisho magazines, in a white building by Shozo Uchii.
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出雲崎町 中越
The calligraphy of a begging monk whose deliberately artless line reshaped modern Japanese writing.
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柏崎市 中越
Visitors drink from the collection's own bowls - a museum that hands over its objects rather than glazing them in.
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上越市 上越
For a Nihonga painter who reduced everything to line; his house and studio by Isoya Yoshida stand restored beside it.
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上越市 上越
Householders gave up their own frontage to roof a continuous walkway - 16 kilometres of it, the longest in Japan.
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佐渡市 佐渡
A mountain split in two by hand; the mine that backed Edo's gold currency, now a World Heritage industrial landscape.
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佐渡市 佐渡
Made from iron-rich earth taken from the gold mine, fired so hard the pots ring like metal.
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佐渡市 佐渡
Over thirty Noh stages survive on this island - a third of all those left in Japan, one to a village.
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佐渡市 佐渡
An island museum where exile brought court culture; its Noh masks and Buddhist images still show it.
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佐渡市 佐渡
Keeps Sado's pottery and its rag weaving - both born from using up what the island had.
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弥彦村 中越
Swords dedicated to the first shrine of Echigo, including a two-metre blade forged not to fight but to be given.
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新潟市 下越
Kites the size of 24 tatami mats, painted with warriors each year, flown across a river to tangle and tear.
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新潟市 下越
Specialising in trick finishes - lacquer made to look exactly like bamboo, or stone, over a wooden body.
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新潟市 下越
A dying market terrace taken over shop by shop by makers - regeneration without a public plan.
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新潟市 下越
A festival themed on land reclaimed from marsh, asking through art how water and soil made this place.
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長岡市 中越
Begun as recovery from wartime bombing; its largest shells open 650 metres across over the river.
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長岡市 中越
Made only along this one river: cooking pots whose rims erupt into flame-like projections.
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糸魚川市 上越
Among the world's oldest jade-working sites: 5,000 years ago people here were drilling and polishing the hardest stone.
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新潟市 下越
Zen arrived early by sea trade; medieval ink paintings and calligraphy survive in temples across the province.
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新潟市 下越
A village on the dunes, where the direction of every house and windbreak still follows the old rule.
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新発田市 下越
Its turret roof is T-shaped and carries three shachi finials - the only such example in Japan.
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五泉市 下越
A silk district working both weave and knit, its foundation the technique of twisting the yarn.
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十日町市 中越
From ramie to silk kasuri and yuzen; the snow's humidity is what makes the dyeing work.
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