Tsubakiya Togeikan Ceramic Art Hall

A specialty shop on Sado, the island of ceramic arts and crafts

Tsubakiya Togeikan exhibits and sells about 1,000 items, including the works by a Living National Treasure native to Sado, created at sixteen different potteries within the island. Also on display are the works by Tamasaburo Bando, who is a Kabuki (traditional theatre plays) luminary and a Living National Treasure closely associated with Sado. Pottery workshops are popular among families and The Sado-harvested camellia oil: SADO, is produced and sold here. There is also a dining space, and you can eat locally-sourced food from plates and dishes created by potters (scheduled to be open in May, 2016).

  • Gift Shops
  • Craft Experiences
Address
1111-1 Kaizuka, Sado, Niigata 952-1207
Telephone Number
+81-0259-63-5555
Official site
Web URL
Payment Methods
Cards accepted:
VISAMASTERDiners ClubAMEXJCBUnionPay（銀聯） （商品の購入のみカード利用可。お食事は現金支払いのみ。）
Assistance in Foreign Languages
Not available
Opening Times
9：00 - 17：00
Closed
Open 7 days a week (occasionally closed in winter)
Hands-on Experience Prices
Hands-on Experience Workshops: from 500JPY (before tax)
Booking
Not required （Booking is required for groups and hands-on experiences.）
Facilities and Service
Pottery workshop (for a charge), shop, exhibition room, multi-chamber climbing kiln, eating area, etc.
Internet
Not Available
General Accessibility
Available（There is a slope to the main entrance.）
Transport Access
Ryotsu Port Approx 15 by car
Nearest bus stop
Yokodani（Honsen (Main Line)） Approx. 5 minutes on foot from bus stop
Parking
Cars：30, Buses：5