Tokoname Pottery Walking Trail: Dokan-zaka Slope and Maneki-neko Tour
A women's travel course where you stroll leisurely along Tokoname pottery walking trail lined with brick chimneys and black board fences, camera in hand. You'll be charmed by the oversized maneki-neko gazing down from the wall, and your shutter finger won't stop at the Dokan-zaka slope, sandwiched between earthenware pipe and shochu bottle walls. After viewing Japan's largest existing climbing kiln up close, the journey concludes at the INAX Live Museum, home to tiles from around the world. A full day that satisfies lovers of pottery and photography alike.
Schedule
Leisurely Stroll Down Narrow Alleys Lined with Brick Chimneys and Kiln Galleries, Camera in Hand
Tour the Oversized Wall Maneki-neko and Ceramic Lucky Cats Lined Along the Street
Photo Session on Tokoname's Most Photogenic Slope, Sandwiched Between Earthenware Pipe and Shochu Bottle Walls
Tour Japan's Largest Existing Climbing Kiln, Used Continuously from Meiji Through the Showa Period
Be Enchanted by the Glittering World of Decorative Tiles at the World Tile Museum
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