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Imari Port

Little knownBarely documented in English. This is the kind of place the site exists for.

조사·집필

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Imari Port

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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.

기본 정보

영업시간

Port area: always accessible

휴무일: Museum: Mondays (check website) | Port area: never closed

입장료

Historical Museum: ¥300 | Port area: free

베스트 시즌

Year-round | November for Imari Ceramic Fair

방문 소요 시간

1.5–2 hours (museum + port walk)

가는 방법

교통 정보

Imari Port area, Imari City. Near JR Imari Station. Port area: free to walk.

인사이더 가이드

**The VOC connection:** The Dutch East India Company (VOC) trading records from this period — preserved in the Nationaal Archief in the Hague — are partially reproduced in the Imari museum. The specific patterns ordered by European buyers (adapted from Chinese blue-and-white but with Japanese modifications to suit European decorating tastes) are tracked piece by piece. **Imari Ceramic Fair (November):** An annual fair fills the port town with ceramics dealers from across Kyushu — genuine antique Imari ware from the 17th–19th centuries is sold alongside modern production. Antique pieces start at ¥3,000 for small bowls.

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