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karakuri doll used in yama floats in local festivals. The doll, clad in jewel-toned finery reminiscent of that worn by Japanese feudal nobility, moves its arms and head from side to side. The demonstration takes place at the Imasen Inuyama Karakuri Museum in the central Aichi Prefecture town of Inuyama. The newly opened facility showcases about 38 karakuri dolls, either manually operated or automated by intricate internal mechanisms. The dolls’ creation harks back to the Edo Period (1603 to 1867) when mechanical development in Japan began to flourish. Aichi’s reputation as a powerhouse for karakuri development and later, watchmaking, was partly cemented because of the Owari clan, progressive feudal lords with a long history of promoting manufacturing and industrial technologies carpentry, textiles, ceramics and steelmaking within their domains.

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