Kasa-fuku (Ornamental Hanging Handiworks) (Sakata City)｜Other Crafts｜YAMAGATA TRADITIONAL CRAFT
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Kasa-fuku (Ornamental Hanging Handiworks) (Sakata City)｜Other Crafts｜YAMAGATA TRADITIONAL CRAFT Japanese Chinese Yamagata Prefecture Commerce Promotion and Community Development Division TEL:+81-23-630-2498 FAX:+81-23-630-3371 Copyright © Yamagata Prefecture All Rights Reserved. Kasa-fuku (Ornamental Hanging Handiworks) (Sakata City) History/Outline Kasa-fuku, a type of auspicious hanging ornament, was made by commoners wishing for happiness and prosperity Kasa-fuku is one of the traditional Tsurushi-kazari (hanging ornament) transmitted in Sakata since the Edo Period (1603-1868). The cus
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