Moegi Main Store

Moegi Main Store

Info

  • Address:
  • 2356 Kamiohado Keiri, Mashiko-cho, Haga-gun, Tochigi
  • Public Transportation:  
Mashiko Station from Mashiko Station → 15 minutes by car
  • Car Access:  
22km 40 minutes from Maoka IC, Hokuan East Road via National Route 121
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0285-70-8111
  • Parking Number:  
20 units

Business Hours

10:30 to 17

Spot Category

Folk art, crafts, ceramics


Cafe space Enjoy the cafe time slowly while taking a forest bath


In-store scenery The exhibition changes in a cycle of about two weeks

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Yama Otsuka

Seven shops line either side of the road. The inside of the main store Yamatsuka is a rich selection of products ranging from traditional glaze to modern glaze. On the second floor, "Gallery Green Tori" holds an exhibition of pottery and paintings by famous authors throughout the year. In addition, at the "Craft Yamani" with a clock tower, you can enjoy highly artistic author works in a bright shop. The pottery experience of making my cup is also popular for making memories of the trip. If you're hungry, you'll find yourself in the "Hot Lum-Keyaki", a creative pasta, or in the "Curry Kitchen Uyamani", a savored curry and buckwheat noodle shop. For souvenirs, Masuko's first handmade rusks (food available) are popular.

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Seongshan Park

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