Wikipedia:WikiProject Japan/Arts and crafts glossary

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This page is a glossary of Japanese arts and crafts terms translated into English. These terms are not always found in standard dictionaries, and often take some effort to figure out. This article provides a useful translation guide for those wishing to do help out this project and its descendants in this way.

Terms

Terms are listed alphabetically according to romanization.

Japanese	Rōmaji	English	Notes	References
春木作り	haruki zukuri	chopping firewood	Firewood is called haruki in Hida, Gifu.	[1]
槫へぎ	kure hegi	lumber slicing, thin board slicing	For example, for roofing boards	[2][3][4][5]
曲げ師	mageshi	magewappa maker		[6]
前挽鋸	maebikinoko	rip saw		[7]
桶屋	okeya	cooper
指物大工	sashimono daiku	joinery carpenter, joiner
柄屋	tsukaya	handle/knob/hilt maker	Maker of wooden handles, including sword hilts
入浜	irihama	naturally flooded salt farm below the high-tide mark; filled during high tide
揚浜	agehama	artificially flooded salt farm above the high-tide mark; needs to be filled by manual labour
楢詰	taruzume	Barrel, pour into barrel	something related to soy sauce production	[8]
澄場	sumashiba	Place to settle on the lees	something related to soy sauce production	[9][10]