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History Piled up Like Dinner PlatesCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
August 19, 2008 -
In Pursuit of Nagasaki BlueCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
August 12, 2008 -
Got the Kokeshi BluesCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
July 29, 2008 -
Blue Daruma with Hearts of GoldCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
July 15, 2008 -
Breathing Life into Earthenware DollsCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
July 1, 2008 -
Blowing in the WindCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
June 3, 2008 -
Delicate Snowflakes Made of WoodCategory: Craftwork Design Japan Tradition
May 27, 2008 -
Kiri Woodcraft with a Modern VisionCategory: Business Craftwork Design Tradition
May 20, 2008 -
Jewelry with a Samurai SpiritCategory: Craftwork Japan Product Tradition
May 6, 2008 -
The Man who Flies with the FishesCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
April 29, 2008
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PingMag MAKE is the sister site to PingMag. We use an interview format to put the spotlight on a wide range of people active in rural areas. We document the voices of these unknown heroes and broadcast them to the world. It’s the Japan-based magazine about people and making things, coming out once a week. We’re passing on the passion, ideas, skills, and life stories of people who are building today and exploring tomorrow: craftsmen, engineers, entrepreneurs, and inventors. Stay tuned!
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Preserving the Essence of the Kiri Tansu: Ogura Tansu Ten
18 Nov 2008
Natural Materials and Design: Tsuruya Shoten
11 Nov 2008
Learning From a Young Master: Ceramic Artist Ryota Aoki
4 Nov 2008
Tiny Works of Shogi Art: Tendo Satoh Takashi Shouten
28 Oct 2008
Tada Mokko: A Woodcrafter’s Tale
21 Oct 2008
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