Imari Ware Pottery Village (Okawachiyama)
Imari Yaki Kamamoto Meguri
Okawachiyama, the 'Hidden Village of Secret Kilns,' flourished during the Edo period as the official kiln for the Nabeshima clan of the Saga domain.Esplora questo luogo
Okawachiyama, located in Imari City, Saga Prefecture, is a historic production center for porcelain dating back to the Edo period.
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Su Imari Ware Pottery Village (Okawachiyama)
- Historic Landscapes: Stroll through the streets lined with kilns and climbing kiln remains that have stood since the Edo period.
- Sound of Wind Chimes: Listen to the clear, soothing melodies of the wind chimes at 'Meotoshi no To,' a recognized Japanese soundscape.
- Seasonal Events: Visit during seasonal festivals, such as the summer wind chime festival or autumn celebrations, for a special atmosphere.
- Porcelain Sculptures: Walk through the town while searching for the beautiful porcelain art pieces hidden in the scenery.
- Pottery Experience: Feel the essence of Japanese craftsmanship firsthand through hands-on workshops at local kilns.
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Previsioni meteo
mar
04/08
33°/26°
100%
mer
05/08
33°/26°
84%
gio
06/08
36°/26°
41%
ven
07/08
35°/28°
51%
sab
08/08
34°/27°
57%
dom
09/08
33°/23°
41%
lun
10/08
31°/25°
67%
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Payment
Many shops only accept cash, so please carry Japanese Yen.
Language
English signs may be available, but detailed explanations are mostly in Japanese.
Reservations
It is highly recommended to book in advance for pottery experiences.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as there are slopes and stairs.
Photography
Landscape photos are fine, but always ask permission before photographing inside shops or kilns.
Accessibility
Be aware of uneven surfaces and slopes when using a wheelchair.
Etiquette
Please walk quietly as many kilns are located near residential areas and active workshops.