Hasami Town

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As the only landlocked town in Nagasaki Prefecture, Hasami Town is the birthplace of the traditional Japanese craft "Hasami ware" boasting a history of over 400 years. In recent years, it has drawn attention from international creators as a modern art town filled with stylish cafes and unique shops. Spending time amid peaceful terraced rice fields and rural landscapes, while feeling the atmosphere of craftsmen meticulously creating pottery, brings a deep sense of serenity and inspiration to the heart. Learning about Japan's monozukuri (craftsmanship) spirit and the wisdom of attentive living through pottery-making experiences and tours of historic kiln sites offers a wonderful, special journey that liberates you from daily busyness and enriches your sensibilities.

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Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation

Hasami Town

Address: 2255-2 Inishigo, Hasami Town, Higashisonogi District, Nagasaki Prefecture
Website: http://hasami-kankou.jp/
Operator: Hasami Town Tourist Association

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