Washi Envelope, Letter pads, postcards Shouji papers Calligraphy papers, dyed papers Processed Wash MIno-Washi hand-fans Mino-Washi Lamps MIno-Washi Gifu-Chochin (Lantern in Gifu style) Mino-Washi Mizuhiki (red and white paper strings)
	楮 The production by the "stream-method" (Nagashi-suki) enables very high fiber concentration. This ensures the durability for its thin-ness, as well as the beauty. Mino-Washi has been known for the best of the quality as Shoji-papers (Japanese paper doors) for a long time. Mino cooperative union of hand-made Wash 1851-1, Warabi, Mino-city 501-3788 Inside of the village hall of the Mino Japanese paper Tel: <0575>34-8278　Fax: <0575>34-8279 URL:http://www.chuokai-gifu.or.jp/kamiren/tesuki/　E-mail:kamiren@d7.dion.ne.jp
	1. Ingredients 2. Bleaching 3. Simmering 4. Lye removal 5. Crushing and disentangling 6. framing of the fibered ingredients 7. Compression 8. Drying 9. Selection 10. Cutting 11. Completion
	Hall of Mino-Washi village "Hall of Mino-Washi village" is a Washi museum where Washi culture can be felt. The exhibition room No. 1 introduces such things as the history of Washi and Washi-making techniques, enabling the comparison of highly rated Mino-Washi with the other papers produced in Japan. The exhibition room No. 2 shows the connection we have with Mino-Washi in the modern life style. Other exhibitions include; the project room where we can feel the art, and paper making workshop with demonstrations. The hall is full of exciting events. The exhibition room No.1 The exhibition room No.2
	Industrial festival of Mino City Events are held in November every year. Local craft and agricultural works are displayed and sold on site. There are also other events.