There are many workshops in the Huwutong, and there are many workshops that also operate cafes, so that guests can have a place to rest while buying and buying. This is a very good idea. I prefer to spend my leisurely afternoon in the Huwutong than shopping in the duty-free shop. No, a tea house that I found by chance gave me a good place. This quietly standing tea house behind the New Residence was converted from the original old residence. The "New Residence" is said to have been the residence of the potters since the Ryukyu era. There are two ancient kiln that have been preserved without being baptized by war. Therefore, in 2000, the expenditure was designated as Japan's national cultural heritage. The red roof and the lion with only the head are worth a look. Because it is now a general residence, it can only be visited from outside. The tea house built in the high place has a very good view. You can see the "Deng Kiln" and "East Nu Kiln" next door in front of the glass window.