Mitsumoto House, Masayuki Imai Pottery

The building is a former annex building of a larger residence from the Edo area.

A short walk on the back alley from high street brought us to the former Mitsumoto Family residence now owned by Takehara City. The building is a former annex building of a larger residence from the E...

Number of wonderful pottery works 々

Original Text

　It is located a little inside from the main road in the townscape preservation district. The Hikarumoto family later lived in the hidden mansion of the Edo period "Retrospective Hall" and was donated to Takehara City. Many ceramic works with the theme of nature such as fish and flowers in Setouchi are exhibited by Mr. Imai (admission fee 200 yen). It is also used as a resting place.

Emotional ある Yuzhai ＆ Personality な Tao Yu's Work

Original Text

Since it was the time of the Hinamatsuri, old chicks were displayed at the tourist spots in Takehara, which was wonderful. In addition, the warehouse outside the mansion was a ceramic art museum, and the works of Mr. Imai's parents and children with animals motifs were displayed. Everything was unique and had an impact.

You can take a leisurely break.

Original Text

Facilities subject to Saturday and holiday common tickets. The paid tour facilities are １ floor and ２ floor in the warehouse. Stairs only. The tatami room next to the entrance is open, so you can take a leisurely break after the tour.

Ceramic works are exhibited in an old warehouse from the Edo period.

Original Text

It is a relatively large mansion in the old cityscape of Takehara, and you can visit it for free only for the garden. Many ceramic works were exhibited in an old Edo period warehouse called "Retro Museum", which cost ¥ 200 to enter.