37 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Taito-ku / Tokyo
Since the Tenpo era — wooden boxes, hand-crafted
Since 1719 — hand-painted lanterns for Sanja Matsuri
Since 1866 — Japan's only Edo-style toy shop
Since 1861 — crafting drums and portable shrines
Arakawa-ku / Tokyo
Meiji-era craftsmanship dressing hina dolls
A workshop for tsumami-kanzashi, an Arakawa cultural asset
Hand-painted Edo lanterns crafted since 1913
Guarding Edo-style bamboo basketry since around 1907
Kita-ku / Tokyo
The original home of the Kamenoko Tawashi scrub brush since 1907
Tableware and lacquerware since 1905, by the fox shrine
Blade sharpening from 700 yen, Akabane's cutlery specialist
Shibuya-ku / Tokyo
Omotesando's temple of Japanese craft since 1916
Shinjuku-ku / Tokyo
Edo-sarasa dyeing craftsmanship since 1920
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