Moriyama Kiln

Moriyama Kiln

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JR Onsen-zu Station → Ōta-shi Seiki Bus 9 minutes bound for the Onsen-zu Line Kamimachi, stop off, 11 minutes on foot; or Ōta-shi Seiki Bus bound for the Onsen-zu Line Kamimachi, 10 minutes bound for the bus stop: Yakimono-kan front, 5 minutes walk
5km 5 minutes from Yari IC on Yan-do via National Route 9
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8:30 to 18:00

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Museums and Galleries

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