01 / Kijoka Bashofu
Boatbuilders left for Naha,and bashofu became the women's work.

Kijoka originally had many boatbuilders, who went on to Naha as skilled carpenters. Bashofu, a cloth of banana fiber, was taken up again as the work of the women left in the village, and after the war Toshiko Taira worked to revive it. It became a national Important Intangible Cultural Property in 1974, and Taira a Living National Treasure in 2000.
- Many boatbuilders in Kijoka
- 1974: national Important Intangible Cultural Property
- 2000: Toshiko Taira, Living National Treasure
