• Tsuboya Pottery Museum - Situated at the entrance of Naha’s historic Tsuboya district, the Tsuboya Pottery Museum provides an enriching introduction to Okinawa’s celebrated ceramic tradition, Yachimun. Inside, visitors can explore detailed exhibits that trace the history of pottery on the island—from its medieval origins and Ryukyuan influences to its contemporary revival. The displays feature traditional tools, firing techniques, and beautifully preserved examples of both early and modern Yachimun pieces. With multilingual panels and a serene garden, the museum offers valuable cultural insights before stepping into the vibrant artisan street outside.
• Tsuboya Yachimun Street - Winding through Naha’s Tsuboya district, Yachimun Street is a delightful stone-paved lane lined with pottery shops, studios, and historic kilns. Many of the buildings maintain traditional red-tiled roofs and wooden facades, creating an atmosphere rich in history. Here, visitors can explore a remarkable variety of handcrafted ceramics—from rustic cups and bowls to contemporary artistic pieces—while engaging with artisans and shop owners who uphold Okinawa’s esteemed pottery heritage. Whether seeking a souvenir or simply wishing to appreciate local craftsmanship, Yachimun Street provides an authentic and sensory-rich experience.

• Guided tour of Tsuboya Pottery Museum
• Visit to Yachimun Street
• Assistance with conversations with artisans

• Transportation to and from the meeting point
• Lunch

Embark on a captivating two-hour guided tour to explore the distinctive world of Okinawa’s Yachimun pottery. Begin your journey at the Tsuboya Pottery Museum, where the rich history of Tsuboya ware, influenced by the Ryukyu Kingdom, unfolds. Meander down Yachimun Street, a charming lane brimming with studios and shops operated by skilled local potters. Your knowledgeable guide will provide insights into the artisans’ techniques and stories, fostering connections with the creators of these beautiful handmade pieces. This tour is perfect for those in search of authentic souvenirs that capture the essence of Okinawa.

• Uncover the legacy of Okinawan pottery at Tsuboya Pottery Museum
• Enjoy a leisurely walk along Yachimun Street, adorned with artisan shops
• Engage with local potters and discover their craftsmanship
• Ideal for travelers seeking unique, handmade souvenirs

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.