Noritake No Mori

Noritake is Japan's leading ceramic brand. It is said that TOTO, like Ray Guaner, was originally a branch brand of his family. This is a garden built in the original factory building, which is a very good place for leisure.

If you like ceramics, be sure to visit Noritake's garden. From embryonic production to rendering, this is a good opportunity to see traditions and techniques. Unfortunately, photographs are not allowed in museums, but you can experience making your own ceramics by hand.

Nagoya Station, go out at the exit of the golden clock and go to the left, about two intersections, then turn right and walk for about 10 minutes. Because it was March, the weather is still relatively cold, although the fountain is still open, but no flowers and plants can appreciate, but the architectural style, the overall red brick tone, with blue sky and white clouds, let people enjoy the mood after more comfortable and quiet. There is a ceramics exhibition hall inside, because time is running out, there is no visit.

A lot of porcelain can be bought. There are three famous brands of Japanese porcelain over there.

Nagoya is a very small attraction. Take the bus and get off to see it. The houses repaired with red bricks, the old chimneys and the small parks are quiet spots and places to visit. At present, these places are all used as glass products. Art studios are set up, and there are also shops specializing in art. The things are very beautiful. They can also be found in the cafes in the shops. Sit down and enjoy the quiet and comfortable atmosphere

During the year-end vacation, the garden swayed around the periphery. Chimney Square is shocking. Passing by a quiet blooming Chinese toon. The blue sky is cloudless and the air is cool and clean. I hope the time is still here.

Actually, it is not so much a forest as a park. Although there are not many people, the environment is very nice. I like the quietness brought by it.

In the Handicraft Center, visitors can learn about the delicate manufacturing process of ceramics by visiting, and also participate in the practice exercises of ceramics manufacturing. There are also museums showing rare early Noritake works, such as vases, cans and plates from the early 20th century.

The former site of a porcelain factory. Porcelain is one of the important industries in this industrial belt. In this garden, full of trees, there is a craft center inside which you can visit the process of making ceramics, and you can also make one and glaze it yourself. In addition, there is also a gallery, often holding some oil paintings and other art exhibitions, at the same time, there are also famous discount points nearby, you can use discount prices to buy discontinued goods.

It displays first-class ceramics, each of which is exquisite and beautiful. It makes people fond of it. It also has catering and entertainment. Its functional functions are also good.