Tsuboya Area

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The Tsuboya area is a very tasteful stone-paved area where you can feel the old good Ryukyu emotions and the deep history of Okinawa's pottery culture "Yachimun" just by stepping inside, even though it is in Naha City. In the back alleys, climbing kilns that have continued since ancient times and shops selling beautiful vessels burned by skilled artisans stand in a row, and you can feel the craftsmanship and warm breath of life that Okinawa people have cherished with all five senses. Forgetting the busyness of the city, walking slowly along the stone-paved road and looking for your favorite vessel is a very rich and luxurious moment separated from daily life. Touch the essence of Okinawa's pottery culture and find a precious treasure to color your life for a special trip.

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Tsuboya City Walk

Tsuboya City Walk

Okinawa Convention & Visitors Bureau

Tsuboya Area

Address
1-16 Tsuboya, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture
Website
https://visitokinawajapan.com/travel-inspiration/visiting-tsuboya-yachimun-street/
Operator
Naha City Tourism Association

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