Ceramic Park MINO

Seramikku Paaku Mino

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A contemporary ceramic cultural facility designed by world-renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa.

Cultural Assets
Factory Tours

HighlightsModern building designed by world-renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa
Experience the abundant nature and culture of Gifu Prefecture's Mino region
Appreciate exhibitions of contemporary ceramic art
Create your own original work through a pottery-making experience
Discover Mino-yaki pottery at restaurants and shops

Basic Information

Address: Yaguchi Terao, Bugegawa-cho, Seki City, Gifu Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Gifu

Access: 【Public Transportation】 Take the Gifu Bus Takami Line from Meitetsu Gifu Station or JR Gifu Station. The ride is approximately 60 minutes. Get off at Bugegawa Onsen and it's a 10-minute drive from there. 【Car】 15-minute drive from Mino IC on the Tokai Hokuriku Expressway. 15-minute drive from Seki-Hiromi IC on the Tokai Ring Road. Show route

Op.Hours: 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Cld.Days: December 29th to January 3rd

Fee: Admission Fee: Adult ¥330, Child (elementary/junior high school) ¥210, Preschool children free

INFO: Note: Operating hours and closing days vary depending on the facility. Please check the official website for details.

HP: https://www.mino-park.jp/

Overview

Ceramic Park MINO is a multifaceted facility where you can fully enjoy the abundant nature and culture of Gifu Prefecture's Mino region. The modern building, designed by the world-famous architect Kisho Kurokawa, is captivating with its innovative design and harmonious blend with nature. The museum showcases contemporary ceramic art, while the pottery-making experience facility allows you to try your hand at pottery. The facility also features restaurants and shops where you can find Mino-yaki pottery and other works. Many historical townscapes and scenic natural spots are located nearby. Make Ceramic Park MINO your base to fully experience the charm of the Mino region. For example, about a 30-minute drive from Ceramic Park MINO is Magome-juku, a preserved traditional Japanese post town. You can stroll through its streets, reminiscent of the Edo period, and stay at a historical inn. Approximately 40 minutes away by car is Enakyo Gorge, surrounded by lush nature. Enakyo Gorge offers stunning natural scenery and opportunities for boat tours and hiking.

Ceramic Park MINO

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