Japanese Pottery Spots: Mashiko, Tokyo, and Kyoto
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@hannah.kinchin
4 attractions in Japan: Kappabashi Kitchen Street, Zuikou Kyoto-Kiyomizu Studio, Mashiko, and 1 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Hannah Kinchin Ceramics.
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Kappabashi Kitchen Street
Place
4.3
Discover an unparalleled selection of culinary tools and kitchenware. From professional chef knives to quirky food-themed souvenirs, find everything for your kitchen. A must-visit for foodies and cooking enthusiasts.
Zuikou Kyoto-Kiyomizu Studio
Educational institution
4.6
Engage in a hands-on pottery experience at Kiyomizu Studio, a perfect opportunity to create your own Japanese ceramic piece. Learn traditional techniques and craft a unique souvenir to remember your trip.
Mashiko
Place
Immerse yourself in a town where every building seems dedicated to pottery, offering a truly special exploration for ceramic enthusiasts. Discover unique pieces and the craft's living heritage, a treasure trove for collectors and creators alike.
Shoji Hamada Memorial Mashiko Sankokan Museum
Art museum
4.3
Step into the world of a master potter at this insightful museum, showcasing the life and works of Shoji Hamada. It's a profound experience for anyone interested in Japanese ceramics and mingei folk art.
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