I was introduced to Ceramics by Tokyo Metro’s FIND MY TOKYO campaign ad.
Sue is a traditional craft hands-on workshop.
You can choose from a mug, bowl or vase!
Teachers will support you to
make whatever you like,
choose whichever one you’d like to make!
Do you want to spend a soothing time relaxing
and feeling the clay in your hands?
Our experienced instructors will help you make
anything you desire.
This is a one-to-one course and anyone is
welcome to join, even beginners!
This is a one-to-one course and anyone is welcome to join, even beginners!
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Pottery wheel experience￥4,000
Challenge yourself by making Kanagawa Kanazawa Kutani-ware using an electric potter’s wheel!
For 4000 yen (tax included), enjoy small groups supported by our expert staff, perfect even for beginners!
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Hand-building pottery course￥4,000
Handmade Pottery Experience!
4000 yen (tax included)
The course is supported by instructors who will assist you in making whatever you desire to create. -
Etsuke(drawing) experience class￥4,000
Ceramic Panting Experience!
4000 yen (tax included)
Decorating small plates, teacups, rice bowls, and plates.
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Kintsugi (Japanese traditional art of fixing broken pottery) experience class￥4,000
Repairing Pottery Class
4000 yen (tax included)
Most people expect that this technique is only used for luxury bowls, but in this one day class anyone can experience the art simply by participating. -
Make-your-own-accerssary class￥4,000
Accessory Experience
4000 yen (tax included)
Have a fun experience using white clay to make Kanazawa Kutani-ware in famous Omotesando! -
Online hand-building class￥10,000
Handmade Experience Remote from Home!
10,000 Yen (Tax Included)
This class if for all levels, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.
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Ceramic and pottery classAdmission fee ¥3,000
All day ¥7,000
Weekdays ¥5,000Learning pottery making techniques
Initial membership fee ¥3,000 yen
One day course ¥7,000
Weekday course ¥5,000 -
Kintsugi (Japanese traditional art of fixing broken pottery) courseAdmission Fee: 3000 Yen
One-day course: 7000 Yen
Weekday course: 5000 YenProperly Learn Ceramic Techniques Class
Admission Fee: 3000 Yen
One-day course: 7000 Yen
Weekday course: 5000 Yen
Make handmade ceramics for occasions such as wedding ceremonies,
birthdays, or anniversary celebrations.
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Staff at Toan Kanazawa
Yuko Matsura -
Staff at Toan Kanazawa
Ai Kanayama
陶芸家 吉岡正義
Masayoshi Yoshioka
Masayoshi Yoshioka
After graduating from Ishikawa Prefecture Kutaniyaki Training Centre, Matsura studied at a pottery studio in Kanazawa city. In 1995, she started making ceramics in Fukuhata and Kanazawa. In 1999, through repetition she learned how to mold clay, glaze pottery, and fire ceramics in traditional kilns built in the side of hills. In 2003, she moved her studio to Irie, Kanazawa and opened Toan. During this time she held solo exhibits in locations such as Nihonbashi, Takashimaya, Meitetsu M’za. Starting in 2012, she expanded to South Korea, Taiwan, China, Singapore, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Italy and Germany. While continuing her research into making new Kanazawa Kutani-yakis, at the same time, she continued to promote Japanese traditional crafts both nationally and internationally.
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