Mingei Journey - Visiting the Beauty of Handmade Crafts (Color Books) By Junko Takeuchi Published by Hoikusha Size: Bunko (pocketbook) size Pages: 153p Height: 15 x 11 cm With vinyl cover Published in 1972, this book introduces the handmade crafts and folk art of various regions in Japan. It features a carefully selected collection of folk crafts from Hokkaido to Okinawa. Focusing on the producers, it makes you feel like you're traveling with them ~♪ You'll want to embark on a Mingei journey. □ Author: Junko Takeuchi (birth year undisclosed) is a folklorist. Born in Tokyo. Graduated from the predecessor of Otsuma Women's University. Became an assistant at the same school, studying under Masu Iwane and Kiyoko Segawa. She presides over the "Society for Research on the Culture of Things and Humans." ⤵︎ Search Terms: Society for Research on the Culture of Things and Humans Masu Iwane Kiyoko Segawa Mingei (Folk Craft) Mingei (Folk Craft) Living with Antique Tools Living a Careful Life Introduction to Mingei Shōya Yoshida Color Books Antique Market Antique Tools Antique Furniture Bernard Leach Sōetsu Yanagi Sori Yanagi Beauty of Use Etsuko Yanagi Japan Mingei Association Peasant Art Local Toys Bingo-ya Local Toys Hiroshi Aramata Kunio Yanagita Shinobu Machida Beauty of Use Beauty's Vessel (TV program) Anonymous Design folkart Tei Yamamoto Craft Arts Food Space Coordinator Nordic Living Tools Shop Otsuma Women's University Masu Iwane Kiyoko Segawa Junko Takeuchi Buso-so (Shirō and Masako Shirasu's residence) Renovation Jirō Shirasu Masako Shirasu Revitalization of Old Houses Old Houses Ainu Culture Asshi Weaving Clay Dolls Local Toys Folk Art folktoy Peasant Art casabrutus Maha Harada Philippe Weisbecker Type: Large Bowl Type: Small Bowl