Crafthills Kasama
Pottery workshop(Hand-building)
At Crafthills Kasama, experience Kasama-yaki pottery, a traditional craft since the Edo period. Here, visitors can enjoy hands-on Kasama-yaki activities such as shaping clay on a potter's wheel, hand-building clay, and painting pottery, as well as making Venetian glass accessories.
The craft shop inside the facility offers Kasama-yaki pottery, artisanal crafts, and regional products. There is also an art space with unique exhibits, as well as Craft Cafe, serving dishes made with local Kasama produce on Kasama-yaki pottery. Enjoy a peaceful, blissful time.
The craft shop inside the facility offers Kasama-yaki pottery, artisanal crafts, and regional products. There is also an art space with unique exhibits, as well as Craft Cafe, serving dishes made with local Kasama produce on Kasama-yaki pottery. Enjoy a peaceful, blissful time.
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More Information about Crafthills Kasama
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Street address
- 2388-1 Kasama, Kasama City
About IBARAKI
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Access
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- 20 minutes by Kasama City Tour Bus from JR Kasama Station. Get off at the “Togei Bijutsukan” (Ceramic Art Museum) or “Kogei-no-Oka” (Crafthills) bus stops.
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Opening Hours
- 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
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Closed
- Monday (closed the following day if Monday is a national holiday or part of a long weekend), New Year holidays (December 25–January 1)
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Website
- https://kasama-crafthills.com/
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Best season
- All year
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Point
- The Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum is located in Kasama Art Forest Park, next to Crafthills Kasama. The park also features "To-no-Mori," which exhibits works by ceramic artists; "Asobi-no-Mori," which is equipped with various play structures; and the skate park "Murasaki Park Kasama."
update: Oct.28.2026
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