Arita Pottery and Porcelain Museum

Miyuri-san made it fun and interesting

Miyuri Tsuru was on hand to greet us at the small Arita Porcelain Museum. She is incredibly animated and took us through the displays with creative storytelling and an obvious love for her subject. Ho...

It's a small museum, but it's worth a look.

Original Text

The warehouse has been remodeled to become an exhibition hall, and you can feel the history of the museum itself. The transition of Arita's ceramic industry was exhibited in an easy-to-understand manner, which was a learning experience. There is a parking lot, and the admission fee is 120 yen, which is cheap, so I think you should stop by once.

A museum at the starting point of the back street with Tonby

Original Text

A large tourist parking lot in Arita is next to this museum, which is the starting point for sightseeing in Arita. From the front of this museum, the back street with Tonbai begins. The building of this museum is also made of old stone warehouses, and is one of the representative buildings in the preservation district of important traditional buildings.

Arita walk

Original Text

It is a short walk from Arita Station and is near the street lined with ceramic shops. When I went, he was closed for a long time due to the dismantling work of the chamber of Commerce next door. I'm sorry, but I would like to visit again if I come again 〇

It is said that you will walk through the back street with Tonby pass.

Original Text

This Arita Ceramic Museum was built about 60 years ago. We exhibit works of Arita's ceramics. We collect and exhibit excellent products in Arita. You can see good works. The building itself is a renovated warehouse at the beginning of the Meiji era. You can also see pottery in the front yard.