37 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Setagaya-ku / Tokyo
Custom furniture designed from scratch in Tamagawadai since 1958
The pottery shop descended from one of the three teahouses that gave Sangenjaya its name
Bunkyo-ku / Tokyo
A traditional Aizu lacquerware dealer since 1717
Minato-ku / Tokyo
A go and shogi board specialist since 1912
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
Canes and umbrellas since 1882
Fine silverware craftsmanship since 1880
Dyeing workshop carrying on an Edo-era craft
Kumihimo braided-cord workshop since 1889
Japan's oldest brush shop, founded in 1718
Edo-style broom maker since 1830
Plastering trowels and blades since 1854
Japan's last toothpick specialist, since 1704
Wicker trunk maker since 1861
Fan maker since 1590
Calligraphy and art supplies since 1912
Lacquerware specialist since 1689
Antique art dealer since 1673
Seal and stamp maker since 1643
Taito-ku / Tokyo
Since 1910, over 500 varieties of chopsticks
Edo chiyo-paper publisher since 1864
Scroll-mounting craftsmanship since 1652
Edo karakami paper maker since 1690
Since 1721 — Japan's only vinyl umbrella maker
Since 1854 — hand-drawn lanterns for every occasion
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