Life and Culture of Mountain FolkA Virtual Experience of Mountain Folk Culture The Storytellers of Mt. Hakusan
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Life and Culture of Mountain Folk
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4.Wisdom of “Dezukuri”HousingEating HabitsFolk Crafts and Tools
Agricultural utensilsCooking utensilsUtensils used around the open hearthSilk raising utensilsWeaving utensilsForestry utensilsFootgear, clothes and outfit for cold weatherOther daily commodities
“Tezori” hand-operated sled
“Ozori” large sled
“Ajaridashi” saw setter
Kasugai” clamps
“Kawahagi” bark peeler
“Gando” saw
“Daibiki” saw
“Tsukinomi” cutter
“Seita” carrier
“Shakkuri-bato” underwear
“Tenoko” handsaw
“Tobi” tool
“Nagate” saw
“Nata” chopper
“Niinawa” rope
“Nenbo” stick
“Maebiki” saw
“Mekoji” saw setter
“Menuki gando” saw
“Koshiya” & “Ya”
“Yasuri” file
“Yoki” cutter
“Warabato” pad
photo:“Warabato” pad
“Warabato” pad
A straw pad to put on the back to carry tools required for field work.
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