The Toguri Museum is tucked in the backside of Shibuya and it's easy to walk to, yet very peaceful. The museum has roughly 30 minutes of beautiful ceramics of varying styles. most of which photography is not allowed. The labels accompanying each piece are in Japanese only. The lobby seating area is surprisingly picturesque with a view of the garden outside. I think it's pretty expensive for the amount of time you can spend there.

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We, lady’s of CWAJ, had a great, private tour today. We started with a lecture about humans pictures in porcelain, before we had an interesting tour around the small but great museum. I really recommend you to go there if you’re interested in porcelain!

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Here is the place you can enjoy and appreciate Japanese porcelain in old time called ‘Imari-yaki’ (伊万里焼). This museum was established in 1987 having speciality regarding porcelain which were widely exported and expanded with limited trading between Netherlands. Unfortunately, it is impossible to take photo, sometimes with exemption, however, the exhibition has rich explanation enough to acknowledge and understand about ‘Imari-yaki’ Personally, strongly recommended to those who are not only interested in chinawear but also art, etc. to learn new things.

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It’s ceramics art museum. You may return to 16 century and enjoy many beautiful and practical ceramics. After enjoying ceramics, just come out and look right(around 2 o’clock’s direction) side, then you can see around 18 or 19 century’s Europa style pretty house. It’s using a pricing restaurant at the moment.

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I really enjoyed this little museum. If you want to go somewhere less touristy and like porcelain this is a good place to go - 2 floors. Very peaceful and you can spend time really taking things in. They have English signs as well.