陶梅田

Tsukuba stone quarry is nearby. It is full of highlights such as plum grove and thatched straw.

I reserved for ceramic art experience and participate. The name is a pottery experience, but those who are taught are full of artisans. It suits the person who is good, but the person who is not good may not be good. I felt very good feeling as I was teaching the way of pottery (including mindset) regardless of age and gender. You can not do the work that the craftsman is doing without difficulty in front of you at all. The work itself is not difficult at all. For me, who are doing routine work as a member of society every day, I have an experience that makes me think of how I can do it like that, although the field is different. And the most important thing is always asking what kind of work you want to do. Sometimes my common sense was insane. Clay was one day felt to be alive. During the work I was absorbed and I had no time to take pictures. Once you experience it and see the works in the gallery, it will bring about a change in the eyes that you observe from your side. I was able to experience such 3 hours. It is possible to visit by car directly or by bus from TX. The nearest is Shinto shrine. 5 minutes walk from there. If you come by car you need to be careful because it is steep and the roads are narrow and there are few landmarks. The name is Just "pottery experience" but those who are taught are full of artists. It suits the person who is good, but the person who is not good may not be good. Because the teacher is "SHOKUNIN". They wants a spontaneous idea. Don't be passive. I felt very good feeling as I was teaching the way of pottery (including mindset) regardless of age and gender. You can't do the one-acction that the SHOKUNIN is doing without difficulty in front of you at all. The one-action itself is not difficult at all. For example flatten out the clay. For me, who are doing routine work as a member of society every day, I have an experience that makes me think of how I do not like that, though the field is different. And my most important thing is always asking what kind of work you want to do. Sometimes my common sense was insane. Clay was one day felt to be "alive". Once you experience it and see the works in the gallery, it will bring about a change in the eyes that you observe from your side. I was able to experience such 3 hours.