Mini history lesson while passing through other ceramic towns in Saga Prefecture
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Mini history lesson while passing through other ceramic towns in Saga Prefecture
Read MoreGoing into the countryside of the coastal city to get a glimpse of Karatsu pottery
Read MoreJazz, green tea, sake, pottery and more in the coastal capital city of Kyūshū island
Read MoreKyoto is home to more than 1,600 temples and some 500 Shinto shrines. Many of the city’s best and notable gardens can be found within the temple grounds.
Read MoreThree elderly women in a tiny mountain village continue their tradition of collecting and transforming chestnuts into sweets with the help of volunteers.
Read MoreKurotani in rural Kyoto is one of the oldest paper-making villages in Japan. For more than eight centuries, the villagers have transformed the mulberry plant into elegant washi (Japanese paper) products.
Read MoreTravel tip: If you’re going to Kanazawa, visit Shigure-tei Tea House in Kenroku-en Garden where you can sample some tea and enjoy mesmerising garden views.
Read MoreMemories of a forlorn former ryokan with a lovely garden in the suburbs of Kanazawa
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