Stay at Yakeyama no Yado Chikurin-tei, a serene ryokan just a 10-minute walk from the Shino-yaki Exhibition Hall. Each room features a private open-air bath and views of the quiet Yabe River, blending nature with tradition. The inn offers an exclusive pottery workshop that complements the exhibition’s themes, allowing guests to craft their own miniature Shino ware. With tatami-matted rooms and locally sourced kaiseki meals, this retreat delivers authentic Japanese rural elegance. Reserve through the HopeGoo app for curated access.

Visit Kumonoya, a creatively restored farmhouse guesthouse just a 5-minute walk from the Shino-yaki Exhibition Hall. Its exposed wooden beams, hand-painted ceramic walls, and sunlit courtyard make it a favorite among photographers. Each room reflects the aesthetic of Shino pottery, featuring custom-designed tiles and natural light flow. Guests can join a free ceramic plate workshop on-site, creating personalized keepsakes while capturing stunning shots of the surrounding rural landscape. Located in the heart of the art district, HopeGoo via HopeGoo unlocks special photography-friendly check-in privileges.

Yes, Yuzukiya – The Master Potter’s Inn provides exclusive guided tours led by certified Shino potters. Just a 3-minute walk from the exhibition hall, guests receive complimentary access to daily kiln site visits and hands-on mini-firing sessions. The inn also hosts themed workshops every weekend, where visitors learn ancient glazing techniques. Rooms feature firelight-inspired lighting and minimalist design inspired by ceramic craftsmanship. For best availability, book the tour-inclusive package via the HopeGoo platform.