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Enjoy explanations of each place and the history related to lacquer with your smartphone. The audio guide is not only available during your trip but also before and after it.
A Tale of Urushi Lacquer and the Appi River
The Beech Forests of the Appi Plateau that Supported Wood Working
The Market Day When Wooden Bowls and Lacquerware Traders Come and Go
Hachimantai City Museum: The Past and Present of Urushi Lacquer
Old Documents and the Last Wood Worker’s Tools
Sahinai Mountain God Statue: A Prayer to the Mountains
The Oyamada Family Lacquer Room: The Last Lacquer Room
Nurturing Successors at the Hachimantai City Ashiro Lacquerware Technology Research Center and Appi Urushi Studio
Learning about the Creation of Wooden Vessels Through a Look at Mount Inaniwa
The Joboji Urushi Forest Undergoing Repeated Regeneration
The Work and Tools of a Lacquer Tapper
Tekiseisha: a Place to Encounter Modern Joboji Lacquerware
The Production of Joboji Lacquerware
Learning about the Life and History of Joboji at the Joboji History and Folklore Museum
The Odashima Collection and Omura Collection
Tendaiji Temple: The Birthplace of Joboji Lacquerware