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Hizen – The Birthplace of Japanese Porcelain Ware

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  • Home
  • About Hizen
    • Features of Hizen Ceramics
    • History
    • Cultural Properties
    • Interactive Map
  • Articles
    • Recommended Itineraries
    • Delicious Gourmet
    • Nail Art Stickers
    • Discovering Pottery
    • Delectable Tales of Pottery
    • Yakimono Makeup Project
  • Gallery
    • Karatsu
    • Imari
    • Takeo
    • Ureshino
    • Arita
    • Sasebo
    • Hirado
    • Hasami
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Recommended Itineraries

Hizen; Home of Japanese Pottery, where the tradition and culture of ceramics has been passed down for over 400 years, consists of the Karatsu, Imari, Takeo, Ureshino, Arita, Sasebo (Mikawachi), Hirado and Hasami areas. The recommended itineraries offered here are our way of saying, “Welcome!” and to help you learn a little more about the appeal of Hizen’s ceramics through food and interactive experiences. Discover the varied features and patterns of ceramics though history and the local climate. Why not take a stroll around the area on these recommended routes to find your favorite pieces?

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Delicious Gourmet

Karatsu City   Yobuko squidTranslucent, decadent dish packed with...

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Nail Art Stickers

Original nail art stickers have been designed to give you even more opportunities to ...

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Discovering Pottery

Stations signboards (Imari)Wait! That seemingly ordinary signboard with the...

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Delectable Tales of Pottery

Whether it is because people living in Hizen routinely use ceramics that is superior ...

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Yakimono Makeup Project

The traditional techniques that have survived over the past 400 years have become a c...

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Inquiries

“Hizen Kiln Activity Area” Revitalization Promotion Committee
(Secretariat: Culture Division, Bureau of Culture and Sports Exchange, Saga Prefecture)
1-1-59 Jonai, Saga City, Saga Prefecture, 840-8570 JAPAN
Tel:+81-952-25-7236


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