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Kurume Tochiku Pottery
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Kurume is the centre of Tochiku pottery — a glazing tradition dating to the Edo period, characterized by a rustic iron-rich glaze that fires to deep tenmoku brown with amber and mahogany overtones, applied asymmetrically to preserve the hand-touch of the maker. A handful of small wood-firing kilns east of Kurume Station continue the tradition, typically run by multi-generation potter families who fire only a few times a year.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
By appointment only
Fermé: Closed for walk-ins | 1-week advance booking required
Tarif d'entrée
Workshop: ¥8,000 (including materials and finished piece)
Meilleure saison
Spring and autumn for kiln firing events
Durée de visite
Full day for kiln firing observation | 4 hours for workshop
Comment s'y rendre
Informations d'accès
Guide d'initié
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