Ceramics

Info

Address:

Jouchi-saka 2, Mashiko-cho, Haga-gun, Tochigi

Public Transportation:

Mashiko Station → 15-minute walk

Car Access:

20 minutes from Sakuragawa Chikusei IC

Phone Number:

0285-72-2081

Parking Number:

Seven units

Business Hours

10 ~ 18 o'clock (11 ~ 17 o'clock in February)

Spot Category

Folk art, crafts, ceramics

A stone warehouse gallery remodeled from a hand-dug Oya stone rice storehouse from the early Showa period

The "Goda Yoshimichi Memorial Room" showcasing works by the Mashiko artist, Yoshimichi Goda

Original brand "Dosoto Wada Kiln" 2-tone mugs. Available in 12 colors combining 4 traditional Mashiko glazes

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