Kobei-Gama is a renowned pottery kiln located in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, with a history dating back to the late Edo period. It has continued to produce works of Mino ware, blending traditional techniques with innovative designs. The kiln is especially famous for its mastery of "Akae" (red painting) and "Seiji" (celadon) techniques.
The sixth-generation potter, Kato Kobei, was designated as a Living National Treasure for his exceptional skills, and the kiln features a gallery where visitors can view his works and other traditional Mino ware. Kobei-Gama also offers pottery demonstrations and hands-on experiences, allowing visitors to engage directly with the artistry of the kiln.
Kobei-Gama's fusion of tradition and innovation has earned it high acclaim both in Japan and internationally, attracting many pottery enthusiasts and tourists alike.
We can challenge for making own Pottery in Kobeigama Pottery experience building with instructor.
