Tokushima in Ceramics class

• Age 8～Age 100
• Within 1 hour

It is a plan to make two "Oya-yaki" works using electric rooks. We make three with electric rook, and I choose two works that I like. The staff cut and finished the two selected works and baked it. Select the color to be finished out of 5 colors. Completion will be about a month and a half later (there may be some time depending on the timing of kiln placement). * It is free if receipt is coming to the store. In the case of mailing, we will ship by cash on delivery.

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• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 100
• Within 1 hour

It is a plan to make "Otani ware" work with 800g of clay using hand-cranked potter's wheel. The staff finishes such as shaving and fires. Select the finished color from 8 colors. It will be completed in about one and a half to two months (it may be slightly different depending on the timing of the kiln). * Free if you come to the store. In the case of mailing, shipping fee (including packing fee) will be charged.

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• For Groups

• Age 15～Age 80
• 2～3 hours
• 13:00

The cocoon pot, a ceramic art workshop, is located on a lush hill surrounded by seasonal flowers and trees. The original and beautiful blue Ai Asagi's "Celadon" created by his father, Mitsuo, in the first generation. Mitsuharu Sato, one of the few potters in Japan who makes this celadon work, will carefully guide you, so you can enjoy pottery with peace of mind even for the first time. In addition, Mr. Sato will create your own original work. There is also Dogakuji Temple, which is the second temple of the Shikoku-specific sacred place, and it is one of the pleasures to take a walk around the workshop. ～ Flow of the day ～ 1. About the charm of "Kikama" and beautiful works 2. Ceramic art work production by "hand-bending" (1 point) 3. Creating an image of a walking design near the workshop 4. Custom-made work production by the kiln * Takeaway gift ・ Own work by hand-made by ceramic artist Mitsuharu Sato (1 piece) * The work will be mailed at a later date

• For Groups

• Age 0～Age 99
• 2～3 hours
• 13:00

As the name suggests, "Blue Indigo Kiln", which is a quaint workshop where a 100-year-old Japanese house was renovated by itself and the second generation Toshiyuki Matsushita works on ceramic works, is blue, indigo, and dark blue. It features an elegant work that uses the glaze of the above as an accent color. The indigo bowl goes well with both Japanese and Western dishes and enhances the deliciousness of the dish. In the experience plan, you can experience both the "hand-kneading" technique, which even beginners can easily work on, and the "electric potter's wheel". ～ Flow of the day ～ 1. About the charm of "blue indigo kiln" and beautiful works 2. Ceramic art work production by "hand-bending" and "electric potter's wheel" (1 piece each) 3. Custom-made work production by kiln * Takeaway Gifts ・ Own work by "hand-bending" and "electric potter's wheel" (1 each) -Made-to-order work by ceramic artist Toshiyuki Matsushita (1) * The work will be mailed at a later date

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• For Family

• Age 13～Age 100
• 1～2 hours

Much of electric potter's wheel Speaking of ceramic art, iconic tool. Because it is experience, first because they think I want to know the satisfaction and pleasure of pottery that was the pottery, we have a policy that I am making as much as possible of your own hand. Because pottery is also taught from scratch in person the first time, please come tourist incidentally please feel free to contact us.

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• Age 6～Age 100
• 1～2 hours

Tokushima It is a pottery experience classroom of Otani ware in prefecture. Since it is about one hour, please feel free to go to a nearby convenience store without stretching your shoulders and elbows. Because it is an experience, I want you to know the satisfaction of having done pottery and the fun of pottery. You can make whatever you like, such as "making balls" or "string making" using a hand-turned potter's wheel, or making "plate making" using plate-shaped clay.

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• For Groups