Get ready for an unforgettable day filled with stunning views, delicious dining, and hands-on discovery! Wander through dramatic red shrine architecture, indulge in an unforgettable lunch surrounded by exquisite craftsmanship, and unlock your inner collector with a viral porcelain treasure hunting experience inside a historic kiln. A seamless blend of culture, culinary arts, and exciting hands-on adventure!
Master Kiln Heritage & Local Culinary Arts: Discover prestigious centuries-old ceramic studios and enjoy a delightful lunch served in an aesthetic, porcelain-centric atmosphere.
Exclusive Hands-On "Treasure Hunting": Dive into a historic kiln warehouse and fill your basket with authentic, handcrafted porcelain pieces to take home as unique souvenirs.
Yutoku Inari Shrine Ranked among Japan's top three Inari shrines, this magnificent complex is famous for its striking vermilion main hall resting on grand wooden pillars against a lush hillside, offering visitors a peaceful walk through vibrant gate tunnels and panoramic views of the surrounding valley.
Gallery Arita A charming ceramic-themed restaurant famous for its walls lined with over 2,000 unique teacups, where you can indulge in delicious local cuisine and enjoy the fun personalized touch of selecting your favorite porcelain cup for hot beverages.
Kouraku Kiln Established in 1865, this historic ceramic workshop blends traditional heritage with contemporary design, offering a world-famous "treasure hunting" experience where you can explore sprawling warehouse crates to handpick vintage porcelain pieces to take home.
Gen'emon Kiln As one of Arita's most celebrated classical kilns, this famous workshop preserves centuries of hand-painted tradition and rich enamel colors, allowing visitors to observe master artisans meticulously crafting every piece in real time.
Kakiemon Kiln World-renowned as the birthplace of the delicate Kakiemon-style porcelain, this legendary kiln offers a serene stroll through classic thatched-roof workshops and pristine Japanese gardens while showcasing a 15-generation craft tradition once prized by European royalty.
This is a private tour. This tour will have a maximum of 8 travelers. The minimum number of participants is 2 person.
If you are staying at a hotel within Nagasaki City, you also have the option to depart directly from your hotel on the day of the tour.


