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Kyushu Ceramic Museum
有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
The largest systematic collection of Kyushu ceramics, tracing Arita porcelain unbroken from the 1600s to now.
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佐賀県 · Art & museums
有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
The largest systematic collection of Kyushu ceramics, tracing Arita porcelain unbroken from the 1600s to now.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Japanese porcelain began when a Korean potter found the right stone here in 1616; within decades it was shipping to Europe.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Four centuries of digging removed an entire mountain; the white cliff left behind records what the industry did to the land.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Two kilometres of kiln town, its alleys walled with tonbai - broken kiln brick and shards set in clay.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Torii, guardian lions and railings are all porcelain - a pottery town built even its shrine from its own material.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Its milk-white body and sparing use of colour were copied across Europe and shaped Meissen's own style.
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有田町 西部(有田・伊万里)
Hereditary enamellers to the Nabeshima lords, keeping a technique where ink drawn on the glaze burns away and leaves white.
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伊万里市 西部(有田・伊万里)
To stop the technique leaking, the potters were confined in a walled valley with a checkpoint, firing only for the shogun.
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伊万里市 西部(有田・伊万里)
Made only as gifts and never for sale, so nothing was compromised; even the underside and foot ring follow a fixed standard.
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唐津市 唐津
Ranked third among tea wares after Raku and Hagi; its coarse clay and quick iron-drawn grasses were chosen for their plainness.
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Floats built from hundreds of layers of paper finished in lacquer and gold - light, strong, and still hauled after two centuries.
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All fourteen floats on permanent view, close enough to read the depth of the lacquer.
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A coal baron's house with a Noh stage built into it, and 72 painted cedar doors, no two rooms alike.
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Kingo Tatsuno, born here, oversaw this for his home town, and his pupil drew it in the master's manner.
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唐津市 唐津
Built in a single year as the base for invading Korea, ringed by 130 lords' camps - and abandoned seven years later.
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A million pines planted as a windbreak four centuries ago, now a designated Place of Special Scenic Beauty.
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吉野ヶ里町 佐賀
Japan's largest Yayoi settlement, its moats, palisades and watchtowers reconstructed across forty hectares.
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Japan's first full timber reconstruction of a castle palace, including a 320-mat hall rebuilt with few columns.
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A private museum built by the Nabeshima family, holding photographs the domain itself took in the 1860s.
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Where Japan's first working steamship was built; the timber dock survives underground and is deliberately left buried.
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武雄市 西部(有田・伊万里)
A lord's garden three years in the making, now overlaid each summer night by teamLab's light works.
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武雄市 西部(有田・伊万里)
Tatsuno built this vermilion gate at home; eight zodiac animals are carved in its ceiling - the missing four turned up in Tokyo Station.
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鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)
Two streets preserved side by side: one of white-walled breweries, one of thatched townhouses.
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鹿島市 南部(鹿島・小城)
Halls lifted on vermilion posts against a steep slope, built to be looked up at from below.
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