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A Nunobiki ware kiln in Higashiomi, known for pieces shaped as owls.
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A kiln of Nunobiki ware in the Tenjin forest beyond the government district of Higashiomi (Yokaichi), Shiga. The gallery displays creative ceramics, including ceramic paintings, vases, and tableware, made with seven-color tenmoku glaze, and many owls greet you at the entrance. Pottery classes are also offered, by reservation. Relief murals for building walls are installed throughout the country.
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