Pottery Workshop at Genzui-gama in Tottori (Private Transfer & Engli
- Round-Trip Transfer Enjoy private transportation from your hotel (or designated location) to the pottery studio, which is otherwise difficult to reach.
- Professional English Guide Included Communicate easily with the artisan. Your guide will help you understand the history and techniques of Japanese pottery more deeply.
- Learn Directly from a Master Artisan The master artisan of the traditional “Genzui-gama” kiln will patiently guide you, from handling the clay to using the potter’s wheel. Perfect for beginners!
- Historical Kiln Tour Get a rare look at the inner workings of a traditional “Noborigama” (climbing kiln) where the pottery is fired, and learn about its history. ※As this is a pottery-making experience tour,Finished pieces may not be taken home.
What to expect
Round-Trip Transfer Enjoy comfortable, private transportation from your hotel (or designated location) to the pottery studio, which is otherwise difficult to reach. Professional English Guide Included Communicate easily with the artisan. Your guide will help you understand the history and techniques of Japanese pottery more deeply. Learn Directly from a Master Artisan The master artisan of the traditional “Genzui-gama” kiln will patiently guide you, from handling the clay to using the potter’s wheel. Perfect for beginners! Historical Kiln Tour Get a rare look at the inner workings of a traditional “Noborigama” where the pottery is fired, and learn about its history. ※As this is a pottery-making experience tour, the finished pieces cannot be taken home.
Good to know
- Regarding Your Creation This tour is designed for you to enjoy the “experience” of pottery making itself.
The finished piece (which requires several months to dry and be fired) cannot be taken with you on the day of the tour. We also cannot ship it internationally.
We kindly ask for your understanding before booking.
- Souvenir Shop The studio features an attached shop selling beautiful “Mingei” (folk craft) items—all finished pieces—made by the artisans.
These make perfect souvenirs to remember your trip to Tottori.
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