Suda Seika Kiln
Suda Seika is a charming gallery and shop associated with a lineage of Kutani-yaki (Kutani porcelain) artists active in Yamashiro Read more...
Zorokuen
The Kitamaebune were merchant ships that once travelled across the Sea of Japan. The town of Hashitate was home to some of the weaRead more...
Kutani-yaki Porcelain
…is the title often given to the traditional Japanese porcelain otherwise known as Kutani-yaki. The name refers to both theRead more...
Kaga Bōcha Tea Specialists
Rooted in Ishikawa’s tea culture dating back to the beginning of the Edo period, the traditional tea manufacturer Maruhachi Read more...
Kutani-yaki Kiln Museum
Kutani-yaki (Kutani porcelain) originated in the Kaga City area during the 17th century. Featuring vivid colours and innovative paRead more...
Hashitate
On a section of Hokuriku’s rolling coastline perches the charming fishing village of Hashitate. From its port, the Sea of Japan Read more...