Wajima's pride is lacquer craft. When clearing out the houses of disaster victims in Noto, many old Wajima lacquerware were found.

There are many historic temples and shrines in Noto. The place where the temple priests and their families live is called 'Kuri'. Among...

Open Japan Earthquake Disaster Relief Activity Report. A glimpse at Noto Earthquake shelter-living.

Open Japan Earthquake Disaster Relief Activity Report March 14-15 The most requests submitted by distraught residents in Noto are for the...

Disaster relief doesn't assist only local residences. The torii gate is the symbol of Japan's shintoism. It marks the border between...

Most people have seen tsunami footage from news and on social media. Now, here is a close-up of what it really looks like post-tsunami.

Good thoughts, Good acts in 2024: Noto Peninsula Earthquake Disaster Relief & Craft Revitalization

In the serene heart of Japan, where tradition meets nature's beauty, we unveil a remarkable opportunity that celebrates the artistry of...

In the quiet town of Daigo, nestled amid the lush urushi lacquer forest, a heartbreaking news resonates through the community. The...

Our goal has always been telling stories of important traditional crafts in Japan that deserves more attention. We build close...