Woodblock Engraver
Torao Ishii
Craftsmanship of Edo, which should be handed down to posterity
Buddhist Statue Sculptor
Kotaro Okawa
Delicate skills produce rich expressions
Seal Carver
Mutsuko Ito
Warmth of hand-carving and natural wood
Edo-style Calligrapher
Hirohisa Nagase
Attracted to the dynamism of chic characters
Edo-style Wind-bell Maker
Masayoshi Shinohara
Giving a shape to the possibility of new Edo-style wind-bell
Metal Crafts Maker
Toshiyuki Kawashima
Work filled with "soul"
Signboard Engraver
Yasuyuki Sakai
With a spirit dwelling on the edge
Edo-style Tortoiseshell Craftsman
Atsunori Tanaka
Handed down for 100 years: appeal and spirit to convey
Edo-style Cabinet Maker
Tadashi Kimura
Made in Edo: Pride as "Kuwamono-shi”
Edo-style Hand-drawn Lantern Maker
Norio Yamada
Blooming on Lanterns: Pride of Edo
Edo-style Pouch Craftsman
Naoyuki Fujii
Determination to Preserve Dashing Japanese Style
Tokyo-style Silverware: Silversmith
Kazuo Kamikawa
Edo Redolent of Good Old Days: Skills and Stylishness of Craftsman
Edo-style Bamboo Blinds Craftsman
Kotaro Tanaka
Craftsmanship of Edo that Weaves Stylishness
Edo-style Tortoiseshell Craftsman
Akira Akatsuka
Tradition Leads to Present
Copperware Maker
Tamotsu Hoshino
Warmth dwells and Akagane glistens
Woodblock Engraver
Jiro Nagao
“Edo” imaged by the artisan’s sensitive skill
Kiri Tansu Craftsman
Haruo Katayama
Creating inheriting masterpiece with all their love from parents to children
