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  • Kazuwa-yaki Kamamoto
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    Tottori Kurayoshi-shi Funioka 395
    This Kazuwa ware pottery studio is located close to the Kurayoshi Interchange on National Route 313. The original head, Otokichi, created pottery in the Kyoto style; the second generation head, Saburo (Funyu), added local color; the current, third generation head of the studio, Shin (Hakuga), inherits these traditions while making pieces utilizing new techniques. The area where the studio is located on the west side of the city is also known for the many Jomon period pottery pieces which have been excavated there. The area has an abundance of rough textured clay, and since ancient times it has been known for its production of everyday items. The studio's gallery has an irori sunken hearth, and numerous examples of Kazuwa ware are displayed in its old fashioned confines; all are welcome to view them with an advance reservation. The studio also offers a pottery making activity in which you can make a mug or Japanese tea bowl.
  • Hosshoji yaki Kaike Gama
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    Tottori Yonago-shi Kaike Onsen 2-19-52
    A kiln making Hoshoji-yaki pottery, a traditional craft that's been handed down in the area since the Edo period. The studio was passed on to the current artisans in 1961. They make the pottery with white sand from the Kaike Coast and iron sand from the Hino River. The pieces are simple and warm yet sophisticated and make ideal gift for friends and family. They feel great to hold and you'll want to use day-to-day. They also have pottery making workshops available for up to 30 people. Advanced reservation is required.
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Tottori prefecture is Japanese seasonal diversity at its best: Huge sand dunes cover the north coast, making for the perfect summer beach trip complete with the unexpected addition of camels; November brings the delectable snow crab, while winter around Mount Daisen, the Chugoku region’s highest mountain, promises snow sports and magical views.

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