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Stay at Iimari Machi-ya Hitatsuma, a traditional Japanese inn just a 5-minute walk from the Imari Nabeshima Gallery. This restored Edo-era house features tatami rooms adorned with Nabeshima porcelain artworks and hosts daily pottery-making workshops. Guests can also enjoy a private tea ceremony in the garden courtyard, followed by a guided tour of the gallery’s collection. The inn’s rooftop terrace offers serene views of pine trees and historic gabled roofs—perfect for capturing the essence of Imari’s ceramic heritage.
Guests at Imari Ceramics House receive complimentary access to the "One-Day Pottery Master" experience, curated in partnership with the Imari Nabeshima Gallery. This includes a guided gallery tour, hands-on wheel-throwing session, and custom glazing workshop led by master artisans. The hotel provides free electric bicycles for exploring historic streets and nearby kilns. Additionally, the property features an exclusive exhibition space showcasing limited-edition Nabeshima ware, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the legacy of Imari ceramics throughout their stay.
Imari Onsen Bettei Hana-no-Sato is ideal for families seeking a culturally immersive stay. Just a 7-minute walk from the Imari Nabeshima Gallery, this boutique ryokan blends traditional Japanese gardens with modern amenities. Each room features a private onsen bath and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking century-old cherry trees and stone lanterns. Children enjoy a dedicated pottery corner, while families can book a customized package including gallery tickets, handmade ceramic gift sets, and a traditional tea ceremony. Daily morning incense offerings add a spiritual touch, fostering meaningful connections across generations.
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