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This hotel is listed in Michelin Guide 2014 selection as a comfortable hotel.
Their Japanese and Western buffet-style breakfast is popular.
Enjoy the homelike atmosphere and other services such as free bike rental and sightseeing concierge.

Imari Grand Hotel

This is a small business hotel with a large bath room. Wifi access and parking are available for free.

IMARI HOTEL

This hotel is listed in Michelin Guide 2014 selection. A lucky elephant will greet you at the entrance of the hotel. Heal your fatigue at this clean and conveniently located hotel.

Central Hotel Imari

5-minute walk from Imari Station. It’s located in the center of Imari urban district and has great access to go anywhere. It has coed dormitory rooms (shared rooms) for 12 guests. Staying in a state of completely drunk/inebriated is strictly prohibited.

Guesthouse IMARI HONJIN

An old-style Japanese guesthouse located 10 minutes by car from the center of Imari City. You can enjoy a trip in which many things can be experienced, and home cooking can be tasted. Be sure to pay attention to the monthly events as well.

Guesthouse Ne doco？

Tempura served at the counter is light and crispy outside and you can taste the flavor of the season and the nature from the inside.

Basara

This French restaurant is 2 minutes away on foot from Imari Station. Dishes and desserts here are all hand-made. Our specialty dishes cooked with a variety of local ingredients like the Imari beef are recommended. Also, ducks, lambs, foie gras and other French ingredients are all cooked carefully by following the fundamental ideas of French food cooking.

French Cuisine Bouillon

Here at this restaurant directly managed by the Japan Agricultural Cooperatives, you can enjoy Imari beef at reasonable prices. Imari Konegi (small green onion) rice bowl and Hamburger steak are among the popular menus here.

Restaurant Rural

This chicken restaurant is famous for yakitori (grilled chicken and vegetable skewers) and chicken rice as their best menus. Locally grown vegetables and other ingredients are mainly used so you can enjoy the taste of the local. You can relief the fatigue of travel and restore your energy in the private room.

Drive-in Tori

This Japanese restaurant offers authentic Japanese style dishes without any over-the-top arrangement. As the restaurant is also a shop dealing with potteries, the restaurant is filled with features attractive for pottery fans.

Japanese Restaurant Yasuna

You can enjoy foods and drinks served in Arita ware. The Cake Set is served in the valuable Old Imari ware owned by The Kyushu Ceramic Museum.

Cafe Terrace AYA

Please enjoy the real eel with a delicious secret sauce that we are proud of.

Eel Specialty Restaurant AJI

This restaurant has been in business for 29 years now on a backstreet off the main downtown area of Imari. 9 kinds of hot pot including duck meat hot pot and offal hot pot can be served all year around. Orion beer directly delivered from Okinawa and local sake selected by a local sake expert are also on the menu here.

Fukuyoshi

You can enjoy fresh fish meals at Ryumonkyo surrounded by a lot of nature.
We recommend that you should eat “Koi (carp) No Arai,” or sashimi. Our carps were raised in pure water so that they have less fat. They don’t have the bad smell at all, so it is very easy to eat and hard to get tired of them. And all the dishes are Arita ware, and we provide you a place like a hiding spot and blissful moment.

Ryusenso

Here you can enjoy authentic Indian curry with 100% no-additives, home-made sweets, chai and others.

There are special dishes made with carefully picked local ingredients such as Aritadori chicken keema curry and pasta with squid from the Genkai Sea. For dinner time, the Asian-Ethnic Course is available (Reservation required for the course)

Chaka Theka Shokudo

This is a perfect place to visit for special occasions to treat your loved ones. You will be able to spend some luxurious and relaxing time here. This restaurant (kitchen and dining space) is also available for rental. (Reservation required)

DINING YASUNA ZUI

This café is annexed to the gallery of Kosen Kiln in Okawachiyama. Surrounded by the relaxing green and trees, please spend a relaxing time while having a piece of hand-made cake and a cup of coffee with

Cafe Kosen

landscape paintings. After the government of the Saga Domain set up kilns that produce only gifts for the government here in the Edo Period, pottery makers here continued providing potteries to the Tokugawa Shogunate and the government officials until the end of the Edo Period. The area is scattered with old brick chimneys and 30 kilns, and you can feel the history and tradition of about 350 years alive here.
The Agency for Cultural Affairs recognize stories of its culture and tradition through historical attractions or features as “Japanese Heritage”. In April, 2016, the history and landscape of Okawachiyama was recognized as “Hometown of Japanese Pottery, Hizen ～Pottery Walk with Simultaneous Emergence of Many Talents and Achievements ～

Okawachiyama Village

This facility exhibits and sells the pottery from 23 kilns of Imari Ware, also there is a café where you can pick your favorite one out 50 kinds of coffee cups and enjoy a coffee break. Show this screen to the staff and get 10% off on pottery.

Imari Nabeshima Ware Exhibition Hall

This museum exhibits tools and documents of craftsmen's businesses who supported 400 years of Arita ware's history. At the adjacent Arita Ware Sankokan Museum, pieces of pottery excavated in Arita town from old kiln ruins since its establishment are exhibited.

Arita Folk and History Museum East Building / Arita Ware Sankokan Museum

The Kakiemon Kiln was the first kiln to develop the colorful overglaze technique, especially in red and established

Kakiemon Kiln

This long-established kiln has been producing a wide range of ceramic ware from traditional Koimari ceramics to what can be used daily. Visit the Koimari museum and join a workshop.

Gen-emon Kiln

Established in 1865, Koraku Kiln is one of the traditional porcelain factories located in Arita Town.
Join a studio tour to see and learn about the manufacturing process.
Also, there are various workshops available to make your own masterpiece; wheel-throwing, pottery painting and over-glaze decoration with decal technique.

Kouraku Kiln

This shrine enshrines the deities of Arita pottery, Emperor Oujin, followed in hierarchy by Nabeshima Naoshioge and Yi Sam-Pyeong. Founded in 1658, this shrine has received many things dedicated by people in Arita such as a shrine gate, statues of guardian lions, balustrade, lanterns, gateposts, drum and large plate all made with pottery and they are the traces of Arita’s history from the Edo period until Today. Also, the bronze statues of guardian lion found here are 1.82 meters tall, which is the largest in Japan. The memorial monument of Yi Sam-pyeong was set up here in 1917 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the foundation of Arita pottery. The celebration event dedicated to this founder of Arita pottery is held on the 4th of May every year.
The shrine holds shrine rituals on the 16th and 17th of October. The shrine is also well known as a viewing spot of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.The shrine holds shrine rituals on the 16th and 17th of October. The shrine is also well known as a viewing spot of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

Touzan Shrine (Sueyama Shrine)

It`s a community facility aimed at revitalizing the Imari city. On the first floor, there are spaces available for box galleries and workshop spaces where the citizens of Imari City and surrounding can sell and purchase handmade products. In the entrance there is a cafe called

Imari Machinaka Ichibankan

Twenty-four of the major Arita porcelain makers have come together in the world's largest Arita porcelain shopping mall that is open year-round, has a large free parking lot, and complete with Japanese and Western dining options so you can enjoy shopping all day long. The Ceramics Fair in the spring and Rice Bowl Festival in the fall draw in many shoppers and make the place very lively.

Arita Será

Since our founding over 90 years ago, the Marukei Traders have amassed the largest collection of Arita Pottery ranging from daily ware to high-end pieces of art. We have a hands-on workshop for visitors to spin the potter's wheel and paint their pottery to make their own original, one-of-a-kind piece.

Marukei Traders

Chuji Fukagawa founded a studio that provides from manufacturing clay to red painting on ceramics in 1894. We started to export works to Europe after we participated in Paris Exposition and got the honorary gold medal in 1900. In 1910, our studio was designated as the purveyors to the Imperial Household Agency. Our main store's building and many objects on display at the museum have been designated properties of the Heritage of Industrial Modernization. The pieces on display in the museum on the second floor demonstrate the techniques. The showroom on the first floor includes the Milano Collection and pottery provided by the Imperial Household Agency.

Fukagawa Porcelain Co., Ltd.

Built in the Meiji Era, the Arita flagship store consists of a showroom on the 1st floor, where our products are displayed and sold, and a pottery exhibition room on the 2nd floor, where Koransha's products from the Meiji and Taisho Era are displayed.
You can see inside the store with Indoor Street View of Google Maps.

Koransha Arita Flagship Store Showroom

The shop is located in the Sarayama Street Arcade in Uchiyama area where many traditional buildings stand. There are many shops nearby such as the Imaemon Kiln and Koransha, so you can take a stroll and enjoy shopping.

Ogata Touen

You can taste-test about eight types of Japanese Sake,mostly Junmaishu. This brewery enshrines the mummy of

Matsuuraichi Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.

Shinemon the first built his kiln in 1972 (Showa 47) to make big pottery pieces, which was rare at that time.
You can see rare and various pottery such as copper red glaze (crimson) made with Chinese traditional glaze and Yuteki Tenmoku.

Shinemon Kiln

This kiln is producing mainly Nabeshima Celadon Porcelain handmade by the craftsmen. For the tableware, unleaded paints are used for safety.
Potter's wheel experience is also available. (Reservation required)

KOSEN KILN

As for Nabeshima ware, we have Nabeshima-Seiji (Nabeshima celadon porcelain), Iro-Nabeshima (Nabeshima colored porcelain) and Nabeshima-Sometsuke (Nabeshima blue and white porcelain). Oshu Kiln produces works of art and pottery that are clear like crystals by using locally collected vessel gemstones and have designs utilizing the clear celadon porcelain, open-work technique and hand-painted Nabeshima patterns.

Oshu Kiln

You can enjoy 15 kinds of bathtubs and saunas including the spacious bathtub as well as the open-air bath, which we recommend, with a large garden and a rock bath as well as a spacious bathtub.
Not only a banquet hall and a restaurant, but also our annex

Imari Onsen Hakuji No Yu

Since it is a bicycle with electric assist, you can easily move around sightseeing spots by it.
Riding a bicycle is good for the environment and your health.
It can run about 60km a day, as we are charing it everyday. Even if the bicycle runs out of charge, you can ride it as a normal bicycle.

Rent-a-Cycle Matsuura Railway Imari Station

Surrounded by 2,000 coffee cups, this is a restaurant where you can enjoy your meal while feeling the uniqueness of Arita, a pottery village. When you order hot drinks, it is also attractive that you can choose your favorite from the cups lined up in the store.

Gallery Arita