Nishijin district

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Nishijin district is a historic area in Kyoto renowned as the traditional center of high-quality silk weaving and textile production.

All labels observed (3)

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Nishijin district canonical 3
Nishijin 1
Nishijin area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
historic area
neighborhood
associatedWith kimono industry
traditional Japanese clothing
country Japan
culturalProperty traditional weaving techniques
culturalSignificance center of Kyoto textile culture
developedSince Heian period
economicRole production of high-quality textiles
hasCraft Nishijin weaving
hasEconomicActivity artisan workshops
handcrafted textile production
hasIndustry silk industry
textile industry
hasMaterialProduced silk brocade
woven fabrics
hasNearbyLandmark Daitoku-ji Temple
linked to: Daitoku-ji

Kitano Tenmangu Shrine
hasProductUse ceremonial obi
formal kimono
hasStyle elaborate woven patterns
hasTypeOfBuilding traditional townhouses
weaving workshops
heritageStatus traditional craft district
knownFor Nishijin-ori
kimono fabrics
obi production
silk weaving
textile production
traditional crafts
language Japanese
locatedIn Kita-ku, Kyoto
Kyoto
Kyoto Prefecture
locatedInTimeZone Japan Standard Time
nameDerivedFrom Nishijin-ori weaving
partOf Kyoto city
linked to: Kyoto
recognizedAs traditional textile production area
tourismAttraction Nishijin Textile Center
textile workshops
weaving demonstrations
transportAccess near Imadegawa Street
served by Kyoto City Bus

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Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto contains Nishijin district
Sawara-ku contains Nishijin area
linked to: Nishijin district
Nishijin textile area namedAfter Nishijin
linked to: Nishijin district
Nishijin-ori textiles developedIn Nishijin district
Kamigyo-ku containsPart Nishijin district