Nagoya Ceramics Exhibition Hall

Museum was totally worth it

Nagoya was a total surprise. Known for the blue collar folks that live here, but not realizing that the "blue collar" means people who have spent their lives on few and specific details. The museum ...

and still exists.

Original Text

The name is "ceramic", but now it is a building that reminds the exhibition room of the origin of the name. １ Since some upper floors are rented as rent, you can usually visit the exterior and exhibition room. At the time of construction, most of the surroundings were wooden one-story buildings, and the reinforced concrete buildings that overwhelmed the surroundings felt a little shrugged by the higher buildings. Building ８０ The building of more than a year is used as a popular rental property to convey the appearance of the time of construction to the office and so on ...

I recommend visiting those who are interested in ceramics.

Original Text

When you enter the building built in 1932 and designated as a nationally registered tangible cultural property, the exhibition room is on the left side of the first floor, and there is a sales ｺｰﾅｰ in front of you. When you open ﾄﾞｱ to the exhibition room on the 1st floor, there is a work in front of you that reproduces three paintings of Jakuchu Ito in ceramics (visit date: June 13, see attached photo). It was said that this three works of Jakuchu Ito were not decided even though I asked the day I visited [how long will they be exhibited]. Ukiyo-e ceramic plate painting in the exhibition room, ...