Tsuboya Pottery Museum, Naha

During the Ryukyu Kingdom, Tsuboya district was the center of Okinawan pottery. Some workshops of the era have survived and can be seen today. The Tsuboya Pottery Museum shows the techniques and illustrates the history of Tsuboya pottery. You should definitely visit this amazing place and learn the facts about Tsuboya pottery.

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Sight Name: Tsuboya Pottery Museum
Sight Location: Naha, Japan (See walking tours in Naha)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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