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Imari Port
Imagen representativa — no es una fotografía de este lugar.
Imari Port, on the western coast of Saga Prefecture, was the shipping point for all Arita porcelain exported to Europe through the Dutch East India Company from 1650 to 1757 — a century during which European aristocrats considered Japanese porcelain more valuable than gold and paid extraordinary prices for the 'Imari ware' that defined Baroque decorative arts. The port town itself is quiet today, but the Imari City Historical Museum traces the export route in detail.
Información esencial
Horario
Historical Museum: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Port area: always accessible
Cerrado: Museum: Mondays (check website) | Port area: never closed
Entrada
Historical Museum: ¥300 | Port area: free
Mejor temporada
Year-round | November for Imari Ceramic Fair
Duración de la visita
1.5–2 hours (museum + port walk)
Cómo llegar
Información de acceso
Guía privilegiada
Reserva alojamiento cercano
Encuentra alojamiento cerca de Imari Port en estas plataformas de confianza:
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