They have been making beautiful pottery in Shigaraki for thousands of years. Shigaraki pottery has a simple earthy elegance that was greatly valued by tea ceremony masters of the past, and is still very popular today. If you go there you can view a noborigama (climbing kiln) You probably won't be able to resist buying some hand made pottery from one of the many stores, but you may have trouble choosing! There are also pottery tanuki of all shapes and sizes available, and a pottery park with a small but excellent museum.
Pottery Kilns at Shigaraki
One of the 'Six Old Kilns of Japan'
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Cross-draft kiln (noborigama) with many chambers
Broom resting on tiles
The rounded top of a clay kiln chamber
Cracks and scorch marks on the clay of the kiln chambers
Bowls in a kiln
Looking into a chamber of the kiln
You need a lot of wood to fire a kiln!
Tall chimney rising from the vegetation
The sloping roof of a noborigama (cross-draft kiln)
They make more than just pottery tanukis in Shigaraki
Stacks of pots beside the driveway
Bridge in Shigaraki decorated with colorful tiles
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