Discover Shigaraki

ABOUT SHIGARAKI

Shigaraki, a historic kiln area in Japan, boasts a 1200-year pottery legacy where tradition meets creativity. Artisans craft diverse pottery, and visitors can explore vibrant galleries, engage in pottery activities, and enjoy culinary delights in charming cafes. Shigaraki’s Asamiya tea plantations, dating back to 805 AD, produce the renowned Asamiya tea. Visitors can also enjoy visiting the spectacular Miho Museum designed by I.M pei（Architect of the Louvre）and Shigaraki’s Togei no Mori Ceramic Cultural Park. Shigaraki is just a stone’s throw from Kyoto and offers easy train access for a swift retreat into its artistic heritage. Immerse yourself in a curated pottery kiln trail, explore the shrines and temples of the area and the quaint townscape adorned with mischievous tanuki statues, that add a magical touch to the experience.

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