A museum specializing in ceramics, set in the residential neighborhood of Shoto in Shibuya. Opened in 1987, its collection centers on Hizen porcelain such as Imari and Nabeshima ware assembled by the businessman Toru Toguri, and also includes Chinese and Korean ceramics. It stands in a quiet area up the slope from Shinsen Station and Shibuya Station, making it a fitting stop on a walk once you have left the bustle of the city behind.
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Record when it was busyFun to Explore: Ceramics of Saga and Nagasaki
October 7 – December 20
Exhibition detailsReverse Lookup! Auspicious Motifs: What Do Ko-Imari Patterns Mean?
January 7 – March 22
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東京都
About 8 min walk from Shinsen Station (神泉駅)
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