At this museum, the history of ceramics of Kyushu, pieces of ancient ceramics, works of modern potters representing each prefecture of Kyushu, and collections of Arita ware from the Edo period such as Kanbara Collection which is a collection of ceramic pieces exported during the Edo period and the Arita Ware pieces from Mr. & Mrs. Shibata Collection that were selected systematically, are exhibited. In addition, various special exhibitions are held as well.
Basic information
Address | 3100-1 Toshakuotsu, Arita-cho, Nishimatsura-gun, Saga Prefecture (佐賀県西松浦郡有田町戸杓乙3100-1) |
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URL | https://saga-museum.jp/ceramic/language/english/ |
Official Name | The Kyushu Ceramic Museum
佐賀県立九州陶磁文化館 |
Closed | Every Monday
(If Monday is national holiday, next day's closing ) New year`s holiday 29-31 December |
Opening Hours | 9:00~17:00 |
Access | 12 minutes walk from JR Sasebo line Arita Station or MR(Matsuura Railway) West Kyushu line Arita Station
10 minutes by car from Hasamiarita IC on West Kyushu Expressway 80 minutes ride from JR Hakata Station to JR Sasebo Line Arita Station by limited express train |
Parking Availability | Free parking available for 300 cars
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Cell Phone Battery Charging | Unavailable |
Wi-fi Availability | Available in all areas |
Credit Card Acceptance | Not accepted |
Estimated Time to Enjoy | 30 minutes to an hour |
Admission Fee | Free
(Admission fee may apply for special events) |
Reservation | Not necessary |
Tobacco | Only in designated smoking area |
Foreign Language Support | Enjoyable without understanding Japanese
Multilingual brochures in English/Chinese Facility introduction using a tablet PC (Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese) |
MAPCODE | 104 330 028*22 |
- 0952-20-1601
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