Paint is applied to already formed plates, teacups, mugs, etc. Each kiln has its own unique colors. Each kiln has its own colors. Let’s paint your favorite picture.

The hand forming experience, in which the shapes are made by hand, is easy and enjoyable for pottery beginners. The ability to create a variety of shapes other than pottery is one of its charms.

The best part of the pottery experience is the rokuro (potter’s wheel). The pottery making process is different from the hand forming process.

The oldest kiln in Aizu Hongo ware. Mainly celadon porcelain, but there is a wide variety of white porcelain, carbonized porcelain, etc. There are various designs such as shiny and rough ones.
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Many of his works are made with powdered glaze and feature iron or white glaze. Modern designs, buildings and plants are popular among women.
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It features lovely painting using original indigo gozu and glaze.
It is practical for daily use and can be used in a microwave oven.
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About 10 different glazes, including white and black glazes, are used to create a soft atmosphere. Works with motifs of red bears and cats are also popular.
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They are characterized by flowing patterns drawn by the melting and flowing of glaze heated at high temperatures in the kiln. There is a wide variety of daily-use tableware and other types of tableware.
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This is the existing Nobori kiln in the Hongo area. Reservations are required to visit.
Reservations: Tel. 0242-56-4882 (Aizu Misato Town Tourist Association)

It is located on the second floor of the Hongo Information Center in Aizu Misato Town. The history of Aizu Hongo pottery and valuable materials are on display.