Chapter 45 Tokoname road

There is a place called Tokoname on the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture. Since the government has decided to build an international airport on the sea near Tokoname, this originally very ordinary town has attracted a lot of attention. However, many people may not know that Tokoname is actually a famous kiln producing area, an ancient kiln in Japan. one. I often go to Tokoname. That's because my family used to own a ceramics specialty store, so I had to go to Tokoname often to stock up. Drive from Gamagori, pass Kira, Terazu and other areas related to Shimizu Jirocho, and then pass through the subsea tunnel of Yiga, get out of Handa, and cross the Chita Peninsula to reach Tokoname.After buying what I need at the pottery shops in Tokoname, I will definitely find time to visit the Tokoname Ceramics Hall, where I can buy some pottery for myself.

I don’t know when it started, starting from the Ceramics Guild Hall, a small street called Ceramics Pedestrian Street appeared. It doesn’t take long to walk through this small street, but in this very short time, you are You can clearly understand the history and current situation of Tokoname Kiln Industry. Now it has become a tourist street, and I really like to go shopping on this street. I went to this street a few days ago. Under the warm winter sun, both sides of the street are full of cylinder pipes, earthen pots, and large and small porcelain frogs placed in the yard for appreciation.This is a street paved with crushed stones. There are many Hanzhu trees (small-leaf camellias that bloom in winter) planted on both sides of the street.In an inconspicuous place in the middle of the street, there is a place called Shuiqin Cave, as long as you throw small stones into the pool, there will be a clear and pleasant sound of the piano.

Rather than saying that there are everywhere on both sides of this small street that can attract your attention, it is better to say that the small street itself is a complete attraction, warm and beautiful. I am really grateful to the locals for preserving a historical and sightseeing tour for us. all in one street.