Nagoya Ceramics Exhibition Hall - Nagoya

Name: Nagoya Ceramics Exhibition Hall - Nagoya
Address: 1 Chome-10-3 Tokugawa, Higashi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0025, Japan, 461-0025, Japan

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Contact Nagoya Ceramics Exhibition Hall

住所：	1 Chome-10-3 Tokugawa, Higashi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0025, Japan
電話：	📞 +8978
Postal code :	461-0025
Webサイト：	http://www.nagoya-toujikikaikan.org/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Museum , Chinaware store ,

1 Chome-10-3 Tokugawa, Higashi Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 461-0025, Japan

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h	hiyoko yym on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昔懐かしい輸出向け陶器がいろいろ並んでました。素晴らしい瀬戸、土岐、多治見での陶器の絵付けの技術が段々となくなってしまうように思え、寂しくも感じました～ A lot of old-fashioned pottery for export was lined up. It seemed that the technique of painting pottery in the wonderful Seto, Toki, and Tajimi was gradually disappearing, and I felt lonely ~
I	Ichi Oka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ レトロで味わい深いデザインの建物です。ギャラリーをフラッと見るだけで200円徴収されて驚きました… It is a building with a retro and tasty design. I was surprised that 200 yen was collected just by looking at the gallery ...
吾	吾亦紅 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ レトロな建物が時代を感じさせます。陶磁器そのものに関してはそんなに興味はなかったのでじっくりとは見てないです。 Retro buildings make you feel the times. I was not so interested in the ceramics itself, so I did not look closely.
K	Kazuki Onda on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 戦後直後辺りの年代の陶器展示があります。陶器の販売もあり。どちらのスペースも小振りなので何かのついでに寄るくらいがちょうどいいと思います。 There is an exhibition of pottery from the period immediately after the war. There is also a sale of pottery. Both spaces are small, so I think it's best to stop by for something.
M	M OSHIMA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 新城の大野宿鳳来館に行った際に知った施設です。鳳来館を作った方の会社が施工(あくまで施工)した建物なんですね。まだ、いろいろな会社が事務所に使っている現役の建物です。名古屋市の東区は昔、瀬戸、多治見からの陶磁器が集まり、上絵付けして商品を海外に送る拠点だったとのことです。近くにある陶磁器商の邸宅、撞木館に行った際知りました。 Made in occupied Japan時代の陶磁器、興味深く見させていただきました。あと、サントリーの干支シリーズ、名古屋の会社が作っていた時代があったんですね。 This is the facility I learned when I went to the Onoyado Horaikan in Shinshiro. It's a building that was constructed (constructed to the last) by the company that created the Horaikan. It is still an active building used by various companies for offices. It is said that the eastern ward of Nagoya City used to be a base where ceramics from Seto and Tajimi gathered, painted over, and sent products overseas. I found out when I went to the nearby ceramics dealer's mansion, Shumokukan. I had an interesting look at the ceramics from the Made in occupied Japan era. Also, there was a time when Suntory's zodiac series was made by a company in Nagoya.
o	ohitorisama go on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とても面白ろかった　陶磁器の無料博物館無料駐車場も少しありアクセスも良い時期によりイベントもある様で、絵皿による世界旅行をみました　絵皿は本当にキレイです。小さな陶器が100円で買えたりとかなり楽しくてオススメスポットです Very interesting free museum of pottery There is a little free parking and easy access There seems to be an event depending on the time, so I saw a world trip with a picture plate. The picture plate is really beautiful. It's a very fun and recommended spot where you can buy small pottery for 100 yen.
T	Takeshi YAMADA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 周りの建物が高層化して目立たなくなりましたが、かつてこの地域が名古屋、いや日本の輸出陶器産業の拠点だったことを今に伝える建物です。１階部分は元組合事務室、いまは貴重な陶器の展示場になっていてレトロモダンな事務所の雰囲気を残しています。時折、所蔵品の放出バザーを実施。近隣の、鐘木館、横山美術館との陶磁器関連回遊をお勧めします。 The surrounding buildings have become taller and less noticeable, but it is a building that tells us that this area was once the base of the export pottery industry in Nagoya, or Japan. The first floor is the former union office, which is now an exhibition space for precious pottery, and retains the atmosphere of a retro-modern office. Occasionally, a bazaar is held to release the collection. We recommend a pottery-related excursion with the nearby Kanekikan and Yokoyama Museum.
チ	チョビ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 家の近所を自転車で走ってたら偶然見つけた道路の標識に案内が有り近くだったので寄ってみたらレンガ造りの古そうな建物が登録有形文化財で景観重要建造物だったので外から建物だけ撮影して帰宅、ホームページを見たら入館料が無料らしいので今度は中も拝見しようー When I was riding a bicycle in the neighborhood of my house, there was a guide on the road sign I found by chance, so when I stopped by, the old brick building was a registered tangible cultural property and was an important landscape structure, so I built it from the outside. It seems that the admission fee is free when you go home after taking a picture of the building, so let's take a look inside.