city of pottery,
Make your own accessories in Saga Prefecture!
Saga Prefecture, known as the home of ceramics, has been known to have active exchanges with various countries since ancient times. A Korean potter, Lee Sam-pyeong, went to Japan and made Japan's first porcelain, and from this, Saga Prefecture's pottery technology developed.
Let’s make your own accessories using your favorite colors and shapes using pottery from the Saga Prefecture Pottery Garden!
pottery accessories,
How pretty!
Let's make your own original accessories using ceramics from popular artists of Hizen Ceramics in Saga Prefecture, the home of ceramics. Among the colorful pieces, you can make accessories with ones that suit your taste. Shape, size, color, and pattern are all freely determined by your preference. Brooches, earrings, earrings, rings, hairpins, and even hair ties! It’s more unique because you can make a variety of accessories.
Make unique accessories using Yakimono pottery with your own hands. Accessories that cannot be purchased anywhere are great as souvenirs or gifts for loved ones.
Arita porcelain, Arita ware
Arita ware refers to pottery manufactured in Arita village and the surrounding areas of Saga Prefecture. As Japan's first ceramic production center, it has continued to produce products, mainly tableware and crafts, for 400 years. What makes it special is that it features transparent white porcelain, dyed with cobalt tones, and gorgeous red painted porcelain.
It is highly durable and produces many items ranging from art pieces to daily necessities. However, the price is by no means cheap. So, I recommend an accessory making experience where you can make accessories out of pottery fragments and take them home.
Learning aesthetics at the Yoko Art Museum
Now that you know about ceramics and experiences, let’s learn about the Yoko Art Museum.
The Yoko Art Museum is an art museum that exhibits ceramics. You can admire beautiful pottery. Representative exhibits include a blue-and-white fish-patterned jar, a peach blossom-red Guanyin bottle, and a white porcelain dragon boat. You can get a glimpse of the beautiful aesthetics of ceramics at the Yoko Art Museum. You can also enjoy exhibition content that changes depending on the time of year.
Japanese Garden Keishuen
Keishuen is a Kazumi circuit-style Japanese garden. Keizumi Circuit Garden is one of the types of Japanese gardens, and is a type of garden where you can take a walk around the pond and the path surrounding it. So, it is a really nice garden to take a walk while breathing in the outside air and looking at the scenery.
A waterfall reminiscent of the Middle Ages and green tea fields are impressively arranged to create a beautiful backdrop. Each season has a different charm, so you can visit any time.
address :
Yoko Art Museum
Japan 〒843-0022 Saga, Takeo, 武雄町4075-3
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Opening hours :
everyday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Last admission 3:30 PM)
Closed days
Every Wednesday / Business hours and hours may change or may be closed depending on the season. Please refer to the official website when using.
way to come :
Approximately 10 minutes from Nagasaki Expressway Takeo-Kitakata IC (武雄・北方IC)
5 minutes by taxi from JR Takeo Onsen Station South Exit
5-minute walk from JR Kyushu Bus Karekinoto
일본 〒843-0022 Saga, Takeo, 武雄町4075-3