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Yoko Museum ・Japanese Garden Keishu-En(making accessory using ceramic parts)

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This museum floats in the middle of a pond in a Japanese garden, like a floating shrine. Keishu-en is a Japanese garden where visitors can take a stroll around the pond and along the garden path encircling it. Enjoy the walk while immersing yourself in the atmosphere of each season. Here, visitors can experience making unique accessories by using ceramic pieces and parts with varying shapes, colors, and quality from different pottery producers.

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More Information about Yoko Museum ・Japanese Garden Keishu-En(making accessory using ceramic parts)

Street address

4075-3 Takeo, Takeo-cho, Musashi City, Saga Prefecture

Access

Route1

  • 7 minutes by bus from JR Takeo Onsen Station South Exit; alight at Kareki-to and walk for 3 minutes

Route2

  • 5 minutes by taxi from JR Takeo Onsen Station South Exit

Opening Hours

10:00-16:00

Closed

Every Wednesday (Opening hours may change during the gardening season)

Website

https://www.yokomuseum.jp/en/

Best season

All year

Point

Mifune-Jaya is a cafe located within Keishu-en. It is a Sukiya-zukuri style building, which is a traditional Japanese architectural style. The wickerwork and woven "kagome" pattern on the ceilings are beautiful, and the single-panel counter and open verandah are made of pine wood. Have a relaxing time in this space, which exudes an air of tradition.
(Open on weekends and national holidays except during the gardening season)

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