Other

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• Hanipon-Hanten
  Traditional dyed craft products manufactured through a hand dyeing processing
  
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• Hanipon-Tenugui
  Traditional dyed craft products manufactured through a hand dyeing processing
  
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• Hanipon-Noren
  Traditional dyed craft products manufactured through a hand dyeing processing
  
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• Hanipon Hyotan
  A hyotan with the design of Hanipon, the mascot character of Honjo-shi
  
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• Hyotan (Gourd) Craftworks
  Locally sourced natural hyotan craftworks
  
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• Honjo-shi Mascot Hanipon Stationeries
  Stationeries of Hanipon, the mascot of Honjo-shi.
  
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• Sai-no-Kuni Magokoro-Hashi
  Characterized by chopstick wrappers carefully made one by one with the use of colorful origami papers.
  
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• Honjo-juku Tenugui (Hand Towel) with Outlined Characters against Blue Background
  A tenugui with a design of watashiba at Kanna River in Honjo-juku.
  
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• Honjo-juku Noren (Shop Curtain)
  A noren with a design of watashiba at Kanna River in Honjo-juku.
  
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• Honjo-juku Furoshiki (Cloth Wrapper)
  A furoshiki with a design of watashiba (a point of departure or arrival for ferryboats) at Kanna River in Honjo-juku.
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• Hanipon Sports Towel of Imabari Origin
  A sports towel with the illustration of a smiling Hanipon printed on it. This is a cotton 100% towel of Imabari origin, giving you soft texture.
  
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• Hanipon Cell-phone Charm
  A cubic cell-phone charm modeling Hanipon.