Tanabe Art Museum
Tea utensils of a family enriched by ironmaking, in the town shaped by the tea-master lord Fumai.
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Tea utensils of a family enriched by ironmaking, in the town shaped by the tea-master lord Fumai.
Built by the tea-master lord whose taste is why this town still has its tea and its sweets.
Its slip technique resembles English country pottery; Bernard Leach came here, and the exchange went both ways.
Great water jars fired so hard they resist salt and acid, sold to kitchens and pickling sheds all over Japan.
Gold-embroidered robes and a serpent built from rolled paper - costume, mask and beast all made by local craftsmen.
Started by five young men, guided by the mingei leaders, and still making unsigned everyday ware by policy.
A tea-master lord's taste made this one of Japan's three great confectionery towns; the moulds are carvings in themselves.
Glazed with a local stone that fires red, and tough enough for snow and sea wind - the tile that coloured this whole coast.
Boats built from island timber, the curve of the hull adjusted to the sea each village works.