Gifu and Paper Umbrella-Gifu's paper umbrella is famous all over Japan. At that time, it was started by the vassal to help the samurai's life and reward them for making umbrellas. The paper umbrella has bright colors and complicated technology. It is said that there are 12 processes from bone cutting to paper pasting.
Hometown of twist dyeing: there is pine-there is pine twist dyeing for 400 years, which is often used to make kimonos. It is said that it takes more than 70 processes to make a twisted dyed kimono. The so-called twist dyeing is to tie up the cloth bit by bit with thread, and then dye it so that the place where the thread is tied up is not colored and has a three-dimensional effect. At present, dyed pine has been designated as an important cultural heritage in Japan.
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