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Arita Porcelain Fair
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The Arita Ceramic Fair, held every year from April 29 to May 5 (Golden Week), is the largest porcelain sale event in Japan — 600+ stores along 4km of the main road through Arita town selling everything from antique Imari ware at collector prices to modern studio pieces and everyday tableware at significant discount. The event draws 500,000+ visitors over 7 days and is genuine bargain hunting alongside serious collecting.
基本信息
营业时间
April 29–May 5 annually | Individual stalls: approximately 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
公休: Event only during Golden Week (April 29–May 5) | No fair outside this period
门票
Free entry
最佳季节
April 29–May 5 (Golden Week) | Best day: April 30 morning for restocked antique dealers
建议停留
Half day to full day (4km of vendors)
如何前往
交通信息
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