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Appended Table1 (Re: Article 7) Classification of Articles 1. Manufactured Foods and Nonessential Goods Manufactured Foods Sausa Appended Table1 (Re: Article 7) Classification of Articles 1. Manufactured Foods Manufactured Sausage and Nonessential Goods Foods Ice cream Kamaboko *Kamaboko: steamed fish paste Kamaboko board *Kamaboko: steamed fish paste Nori *Nori: seaweed Sugar cube Udon *Udon: noodle Pastry Biscuit Cracker Senbei *Senbei: flat rice cracker Arare *Arare: small cubic rice cracker Bun with red bean paste filling Wafer with red bean paste filling Pie Cake Doughnut Caramel candy Candy Chocolate Confectionery stick Solid curry Sushi Nonessential Cigarette Goods Cigarette paper 2. Clothing Underwear Undershirt Short underpants Long underpants Panty Bloomers Tights Panty hose Chemise Slip Petticoat Brassiere Girdle Garter Diaper Diaper cover Sanitary shorts Nightwear Pajamas Negligee Dressing gown Nightwear Swaddling blanket Western-Style Sweater Clothes Cardigan Polo shirt T-shirt Jacket Wind jacket Vest Overcoat Raincoat Sports clothes Sports top Sports bottom Working clothes Workmen's top Overalls Business suit Suit jacket Trousers Shirt Swimming trunks One-piece dress Two-piece suit Skirt Culotte skirt Cloak Blouse Swimsuit Japanese-Style Kimono Clothes Tanzen *Tanzen: padded large-size kimono Haori *Haori: kimono jacket Hanten *Hanten: kimono short coat Hadajuban *Hadajuban: kimono underwear Hanjuban *Hanjuban: short kimono undergarment Nagajuban *Nagajuban: long kimono undergarment Japanese coat Aprons, etc. Apron Japanese-style coverall apron Makeup cape Bib 3. Clothing Accessories Socks, etc. Sock Sock cover Tabi *Tabi: Japanese sock Tabi cover *Tabi: Japanese sock Kyahan *Kyahan: Japanese gaiter Hats, etc. Hat Hood Hair net Bamboo hat Glove Arm cover Neckties, Necktie Handkerchiefs, Muffler etc. Scarf Shawl Handkerchief Obi, etc. Obi *Obi: broad sash tied over kimono Obijime *Obijime: obi belt Obidome *Obidome: obi accessory Obiage *Obiage: obi sash Obiita *Obiita: board for preventing obi from wrinkling Obimakura *Obimakura: obi adjusting cushion Koshihimo *Koshihimo: waist cord Han'eri *Han'eri: kimono half-collar Kimono waist pad Other Clothing Trouser suspender Accessories Clothes belt Baby carry belt Baby carrier 4. Personal Belongings Umbrellas and Umbrella Walking Sticks Beach parasol Umbrella rib Umbrella shank Umbrella runner Umbrella handle Umbrella ferrule Umbrella cloth Umbrella tip Umbrella cover Walking stick Walking stick handle Walking stick ferrule Sensu (Folding Sensu Fans) and *Sensu: folding fan "Uchiwa" (Flat Sensu rib Fans) *Sensu: folding fan Sensu cloth *Sensu: folding fan Uchiwa *Uchiwa: flat fan Uchiwa rib *Uchiwa: flat fan Uchiwa cloth *Uchiwa: flat fan Clothing Finger ring Accessories Necklace Bracelet Earring Pendant Brooch Cuff link Tie clip Collar clip Badge Cap badge Medal Hair accessory Kanzashi *Kanzashi: Japanese ornamental hair pin Hair clip Hair band Hair pin Accessory artificial flower Accessory chain Accessory chain clasp Charm Key ring Netsuke *Netsuke: ornamental button for suspending a pouch Emblem Glasses, etc. Glasses Sunglasses Goggles Swimming goggles Glasses lens Glasses frame Glasses case Contact lens case 5. Bags or Pouches, etc. Suitcase Trunk Traveling bag Business case Briefcase Shoulder bag Schoolbag Rucksack Gadget bag Hand basket Handbag Wallet Business card case Pass case Carrier bag Bag clasp Bag handle Furoshiki *Furoshiki: wrapping cloth Fukusa *Fukusa: crape wrapper 6. Footwear Shoes Low shoe Boot High boot Overshoe Sports shoe Skate Ski boot Shoe sole Shoe heel Shoelace Insole Hobnail Shoehorn Other Footwear Zori *Zori: Japanese sandal Zori sole *Zori: Japanese sandal Sandal Sandal sole Sandal strap Geta *Geta: Japanese wooden clog Geta sole *Geta: Japanese wooden clog Clog thong Geta or zori toe cover *Geta: Japanese wooden clog *Zori: Japanese sandal Slipper Jikatabi *Jikatabi: split-toe cloth shoe with rubber sole Kanjiki *Kanjiki: Japanese snow shoe 7. Smokers' Supplies and Smokers' Tobacco pipe Lighters Supplies Pipe stand Tobacco pipe cleaner Kiseru *Kiseru: Japanese tobacco pipe Tobacco case Cigarette case Ashtray Lighters Cigarette lighter Table lighter Clock lighter Match Match box Matchstick Gas lighter 8. Cosmetics and Barber Compact Tools Perfume bottle Perfume atomizer Powder puff Pocket mirror Hand mirror Shaving brush Makeup brush Comb Hair brush Nail clipper Hair curler Hair iron Hair drier Cuticle knife Cuticle pusher Nail file Hair clipper Electric hair clipper Western razor Japanese razor Safety razor Safety razor replacement blade Portable razor Electric razor Barber chair Lipstick Eyebrow pencil 9. Buttons, Fasteners, etc. Clothes button Bag button Shoe button Clothes hook Clothes snap Bag snap Shoe snap Slide fastener Slide fastener slider Slide fastener pull Clothing belt buckle Bag buckle Shoe buckle Safety pin 10. Floor Coverings, Floor Coverings, Carpet Beddings, Curtains, etc. etc. Tatami mat facing *Tatami: Japanese mat Tatami mat edge fabric *Tatami: Japanese mat Hana mushiro *Hana mushiro: rush mat with a floral pattern Cushion Cushion cover Zabuton *Zabuton: Japanese cushion Zabuton cushion cover *Zabuton: Japanese cushion Bath mat Door mat Electric carpet Beddings Futon *Futon: Japanese mattress Futon cover *Futon: Japanese mattress Blanket Sheet Pillow Pillow cover Sleeping bag Mattress Curtains, etc. Curtain Venetian blind Venetian blind slat Venetian blind bottom rail Venetian blind ladder tape Sudare *Sudare: Japanese blind Noren *Noren: Japanese curtain Bead curtain Table Covers, Table cover etc. Napkin Table runner Place mat 11. Interior Decorations Flower Vases Flower vase Suiban *Suiban: flower bowl Flower vase stand Kenzan *Kenzan: spiky frog for Japanese flower arrangement Flower holder Ornaments, etc. Ornament Prize cup Trophy Kokeshi *Kokeshi: Japanese wooden carved doll Girls' festival doll Girls' festival doll display stand Boys' festival doll Boys' festival kabuto *Kabuto: helmet Piggy bank Ornament stand Doll case Frames, Pillar Picture frame Hangings, Wall Frame Hangings, etc. Wooden disc ornament Pillar hanging Wall hanging Hanging scroll Hanging doll Wooden votive tablet Ornamental Ornamental plate Plates, etc. Ornamental plate stand Photograph stand Artificial Flowers Artificial flower Suichuka *Suichuka: artificial flower which opens in water 12. Laundry Tools, Laundry Tools Washtub Cleaning Tools, etc. and Electric Washboard Washing Machines Electric washing machine Electric washing machine with a clothes drying machine Electric washing machine drainage hose Clothes Drying Clothes pole Tools, Clothes Clothes pole supporter Drying Machine, etc. Clothes pole post Clothes drying equipment Clothesline Clothes peg Clothes drying machine Futon mattress drier *Futon: Japanese mattress Irons, Laundry Iron Finishing Ironing stand Machines, etc. Ironing board Trouser press Laundry finishing machine Cleaning Tools Broom and Vacuum Cleaning brush Cleaners Shoe polishing brush Clothing brush Dustpan Duster Dust cloth Mop Manual sweeper Trash can Vacuum cleaner Electric floor polisher Electric floor polisher brush Shoe polishing machine 13. Home Health and Physical Hygiene Adhesive plaster Hygiene Supplies Supplies, etc. Eye bandage Sanitary mask Sanitary tampon Sanitary napkin Condom Pessary Ice bag Ice bag suspender Water pillow Feeding cup Bedpan Urinal Baby potty Massaging apparatus Moxibustion apparatus Hearing aid Body Cleaning Toothbrush Supplies Toothbrush case Toothbrush holder Electric toothbrush Brush for an electric toothbrush Tweezer Ear cleaner Body scrubber Bath brush Solid soap Soap box Washbowl Japanese washcloth Towel Eyedropper Eye washer Insecticidal Electric mosquito repellent tool Supplies, etc. Insecticide Insecticide container Deodorant Deodorant container Sachet 14. Cooking or Tableware Cooking Bowls, Cooking bowl Vessels etc. Rinsing tub Earthenware mortar Strainer Draining basket Rice washing utensil Pickling vessel Pots, Pans, etc. Metal pot Rice cooker Electronic rice cooker Two knob pan Saucepan Chinese wok Pan for sukiyaki *Sukiyaki: Japanese beef hot pot Mongolian mutton barbecue grill Deep fryer Pressure cooker Electric pot Electric deep fryer Egg boiler Pot lid Pot lid knob Drop lid for a pot Pan handle Water heater Electric kettle Sake heater *Sake: Japanese rice wine Steamer Steaming basket Frying pan Rolled egg-making pan Coffee maker Grill Electric griddle Tableware Table bowl Vessels Table plate Appetizer plate China bowl Rice bowl Bowl Salad bowl Soba serving tray *Soba: bcukwheat noodle Soba serving tray bamboo strainer *Soba: bcukwheat noodle Serving basket Tiered vessel for a child Feeding bottle for an infant Cup Goblet Cup/glass with a handle Coffee cup Tea cup Sakazuki *Sakazuki: sake (Japanese rice wine) cup Teacup for Japanese tea Coffee cup and saucer Tea cup and saucer Containers for Teapot for Japanese tea Table Use or for Earthenware teapot Food Storage Water jar with a lid Water pitcher Coffee pot Teapot Sake server bottle *Sake: Japanese rice wine Soda siphon Butter container Milk pitcher Soy sauce server Sauce server Table salt shaker Mustard paste container Pepper shaker Egg cup Toast rack Sugar container Ice container Edible oil bottle Rice vessel Food vessel with a lid Candy vessel Bread container Tiered food box Lunchbox Tea canister Vacuum bottle Portable vacuum bottle Inner stopper for a vacuum bottle Drinking bottle Drinking bottle for a cold drink Ice box Food storage bottle Cooking oil filter 15. Cooking Equipment Home Cookers Cooking stove and Tableware Cooking stove burner Solid fuel Range Microwave oven Oven Toaster Toaster oven Roaster Electromagnetic induction
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