Discovering the TSUNAGITE
21 results found.
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Crafting the Next 100 Years of Aizu-Hongo Ware — With Makers, Supporters, and Storytellers Working Together
Drawn to Aizu-Hongo Ware in the Wake of the Earthquake Aizumisato Town lies in the Aizu Basin, surrounded by f […]
Aizu [Fukushima]
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Take Care of Your Own Body: Restoring Body and Mind Begins in Izu’s Hot Spring Heartland
Izu, Once Again, a Land of Healing for Body and Mind “People in the Kanto region have long said, ‘Let’s […]
Izu [Sizuoka]
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Carrying Forward Over 400 Years of Shifu Tradition to Future Generations
The Craft of Shifu, Cultivated on an Island in the Seto Inland Sea Have you heard of shifu? As the name sugges […]
Etajima [Hiroshima]
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Continuing to Be a Place of Comfort for the Community: Preserving Kogenji Temple with the Local People, 450 Years After Its Founding
Growing the Temple’s “Fan Base” “I was born the eldest son of a temple family and was cherished by our p […]
Etajima [Hiroshima]
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Carrying Over 300 Years of Hiroshima Oyster History: A Desire to Pass on to the Next Generation
Oyster farming is a job that cannot be done without understanding nature. “Ever since I can remember, th […]
Hatsukaichi [Hiroshima]
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Connecting the Future Through the Power of Tourism: Buzen’s Traditional Culture and Way of Life
The natural beauty, culture, and grounded lifestyle of Buzen led me to contemplate relocation. “In the c […]
Buzen [Fukuoka]
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The Bonds Woven by Olives: A Life Unique to the Island, Connecting to the Future
The Desire to Make a Living from Food Led Me to the “Island of Olives” “There is an olive tr […]
Etajima [Hiroshima]
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Understanding the Potential of Shirakaba Lake from the World’s Resort Scenes
Creating a Second Career at Shirakaba Lake After Excelling on the Global Stage “My family ran a lodging […]
Chino [Nagano]
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Connecting Through Seeing, Knowing, and Learning:The Unchanging Island and the Coral Reefs We Must Change
The Encounter with Kohama Island,Eventually Captivating the Boy with the Sea “Today’s weather on K […]
Taketomi [Okinawa]
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Weaving Connections Between People to Create a Hometown Where Children Can Dream of the Future
The small Shirahama village on Iriomote Island.Children’s aspirations are toward the mainland cities. A […]
Taketomi [Okinawa]
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“Shaping What You Want to Do with Your Own Hands”: Connecting the Landscapes of Shirakaba Lake
The “Ordinary Everyday” Scenery of the Rich Lakeside “Westerns were a favorite of the previo […]
Chino [Nagano]
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Fostering a Harmonious Relationship Between Nature and Humans: Sharing the Sustainable Value of Satoumi from Mikata Five Lakes
The Formative Experience of Witnessing the Loss of Natural Environment “I was born and raised on the out […]
Mikata Five Lakes [Fukui]
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Pursuing Sustainable Sake Brewing with Love for Kitakata
Local Rice, Water, Techniques, and to Energy Yamatogawa Shuzo, a limited partnership company, was founded in 1 […]
Kitakata [Fukushima]
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A Harbor Town Where the Streetscape of the Edo Period Remains Intact. Preserving the Unique Value of This World-Rare Town
From a television director to a guide of the seas. “Originally, my family was from a line of fishermen i […]
Tomonoura [Hiroshima]
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Growing Trees, Crafting Paper, and Connecting Bonds: The Tradition of “Washi” and “Mizuhiki” in Iida, Nagano
“Hisakata Washi” and “Iida Mizuhiki” are treasures of Iida. By collaborating these two traditional crafts that have been nurtured as part of the local cultural heritage, we aspire to connect together the memories, craftsmanship, and sentiments of this region of the future.
Iida [Nagano]
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Preserving Craftsmanship Born from Local Legends: The Tradition of “Oroku Comb”
Utilizing the abundant forests of Kiso Village and the high-quality woods that emerge from them, traditional craftsmanship comes to life. Through the meticulous artistry of Oroku Comb, a manual craft deeply rooted in the region, we hope to convey the character and history of this local area.
Kiso [Nagano]
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Preserving Valuable Traditions for the Future as the Sole Weaver of Local Memories.
Ina Tsumugi is the result of techniques passed down from the people who have lived in this region and silk fabric born from the local surroundings. The essence of Ina Valley’s climate and memories resides within it. By evolving Ina Tsumugi, we aim to preserve this tradition and continue the legacy of the region.
Komagane [Nagano]
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Becoming the “Messenger” Connecting Human Society and Nature: The Passion Within the Yacht Floating on the Seto Inland Sea
To reiterate, my yacht serves as a “communication vessel” that connects human society and the natural world. I hope to make people feel the rules of the vast nature that have been nurtured since the birth of the Earth in the Seto Inland Sea. That, I believe, is my mission.
Miyajima [Hiroshima]
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Weaving Invaluable Connections in Ogimi, the Village of Longevity Recognized Worldwide.
Deciding to live in Ogimi, rooted in the identity of a distinguished family lineage, after the loss of his mot […]
Oogimi [Okinawa]
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The Resounding Echo: Harmonizing with the “Heartbeat.”Passing Down the Osuwa Daiko Drumming from Grandfather to the Next Generation.
A Childhood Surrounded by Taiko, Unwavering Devotion Despite Distance. “From the time I was in my mother […]
Chino [Nagano]
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Keeping Alive the Flame of Techniques and Passion for Over 400 Years: Passing the Baton in the Metalworking Town of Tsubame-Sanjo
Captivated by the Potential of Tsubame-Sanjo:From a Department Store Buyer to the World of Craftsmanship ̶ […]
Tsubame-sanjo [Niigata]
