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1. Hokkaido
2. Aomori
3. Iwate
4. Akita
5. Miyagi
6. Yamagata
7. Fukushima
8. Niigata
9. Tochigi
10. Gumma
11. Ibaraki
12. Nagano
13. Chiba
14. Saitama
15. Tokyo
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16. Kanagawa
17. Yamanashi
18. Toyama
19. Ishikawa
20. Fukui
21. Gifu
22. Shizuoka
23. Aichi
24. Shiga
25. Kyoto
26. Mie
27. Nara
28. Wakayama
29. Osaka
30. Hyogo
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31. Tottori
32. Okayama
33. Kagawa
34. Tokushima
35. Kochi
36. Ehime
37. Shimane
38. Hiroshima
39. Yamaguchi
40. Fukuoka
41. Saga
42. Nagasaki
43. Oita
44. Kumamoto
45. Miyazaki
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46. Kagoshima
47. Okinawa
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| tea growing regions
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| pottery and craft regions
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3. Iwate - Nambu Cast Ironware
12. Nagano - Kiso Lacquerware
19. Ishikawa - Wajima Lacquerware, Kutani Pottery, Takatori Pottery
21. Gifu - Mino Pottery, Hida Shunkei Lacquerware, Takayama Tea Whisks
23. Aichi - Seto Pottery, Tokoname Pottery
24. Shiga - Shigaraki Pottery, Zeze Pottery
25. Kyoto - Kyo Pottery, Kiyomizu Pottery, Raku Pottery, Nishijin Fabric, Yuzen Fabric, Kyoto Lacquerware
27. Nara - Takatori Pottery, Chasen/Bamboo Craftware
28. Wakayama - Yamanaka Lacquerware
29. Osaka - Sakai Pottery
30. Hyogo - Tamba Pottery
32. Okayama - Bizen Pottery
39. Yamaguchi - Haji Pottery
41. Saga - Arita Pottery, Karatsu Pottery, Imari Pottery
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| tea schools
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5. Miyagi - Sekishu Ryu, Shimisu
15. Tokyo - Souhen, Enshu Sado Souke, Dainihon Sado Gakkai, Edosenke
16. Kanagawa - Sado Souhen, Souhen
23. Aichi - Matsuo
25. Kyoto - URASENKE, OMOTESENKE, MUSHANOKOJI SENKE, Yabunouji Souke, Tamagawa Enshu, Oribe Ryu
27. Nara - Sekishu Sado Souke, Sado Sekishu Souke, Kosekishu
31. Tottori - Shino Ryu
35. Kochi - Sekishu Tosa Shimisu
37. Shimane - Fumai Ryu
38. Hiroshima - Ueda Souko
40. Fukuoka - Sado Koichi Ryu
44. Kumamoto - Ko Ryu
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