Paperweights; stationery; printed matter, namely, postcards, pamphlets, brochures, newsletters, journals and magazines, all in the field of ironware; paintings and calligraphic works; photographs; photograph stands

Wind chimes; Japanese-style hanging display boards using positional hooks; furniture; benches; picture frames; clothes hangers; keyboards for hanging keys; deck chairs

Non-electric cooking pots and pans; non-electric tetsubin as Japanese cast iron kettles; non-electric kettles; kyusu as Japanese-style teapots; non-electric griddles as cooking utensils; utensils for household purposes, namely, graters, skimmers, sieves, turners, and spatulas; incense burners; candle extinguishers; candle holders, not of precious metal; candle jars as holders; cinder sifters for household purposes; gotoku as trivets for Japanese charcoal heaters for household purposes; coal scuttles; hikeshi-tsubo, namely, Japanese charcoal extinguishers in the nature of ceramic pots; flower pots; hydroponic plant pots for home gardening; watering cans; piggy banks; vases; flower bowls