Shigaraki Toki Jinja
The home of Shigaraki ware, one of the six ancient kilns of Japan, known for its tanuki figures.
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The home of Shigaraki ware, one of the six ancient kilns of Japan, known for its tanuki figures.
Its group of halls is an Important Cultural Property, and it is often used as a location for period drama.
Designed by I. M. Pei. It appears at the far end of a tunnel and a suspension bridge.
One of the six ancient kilns; feldspar in the coarse clay bursts white through the surface, and fire and ash mark each pot differently.
Studio, gallery and research on one hill, hosting foreign artists to work in Shigaraki clay for over thirty years.
The valley they dug clay from and the hills they grow tea on lie side by side - two industries in one terrain.
Spread nationwide after an imperial visit; each of the eight things the badger carries stands for a virtue.
A hall at Shigaraki in Koka, showing Shigaraki ware in order from the Kamakura period to the present.
A golf course in Koka, laid out around stone walls and great boulders.
A tea garden at Tsuchiyama in Koka, where frequent mist raises good tea.
A Jodo temple in Koka. Its Heian-period wooden eleven-headed Kannon is an important cultural property.
A single-inn hot spring in Koka, standing in the hill country.
A painting inside Koka Station, made so that you seem to have become a ninja.
A shrine in Koka honouring the ancestor of the Okawara, one of the 53 samurai houses of Koka.
A strawberry farm in Koka, growing under seven greenhouses, with picking by reservation.
A Tendai temple in Koka. Its Heian-period seated wooden Yakushi is an important cultural property.
A cultural hall at Tsuchiyama in Koka. The community bought and opened a merchant house that sold fans and combs in the Edo period.
A temple in Koka, standing on the site of a detached palace built by Emperor Junnin in the late Nara period.
A cultural hall in Koka, with a library and a museum attached.
A golf course in Koka, level ground at the foot of Mount Hando.
A castle site at Shigaraki in Koka, on the summit of Shiroyama, looking down on the town.