Attractions
Porcelain Museum
Imari ware, which was brought over the sea by the Dutch East India Company from the mid-17th century, has been very popular in Europe since then and has been highly valued as furniture. This ceramics museum displays many works of art along with traces of such exchange between the East and the West. The "Porcelain Room," where about 3,000 pieces are displayed in one place, is a spectacular sight.
| Name | Porcelain Museum |
|---|---|
| Location | I-14 Harbor Town |
| Time required | 15 minutes |
[Usage Restrictions]
The following people cannot use this service:
・People under the influence of alcohol
・If the host crew determines that the guest is not appropriate
[Notes]
・Please do not touch the exhibits or display cases.
・Please do not run inside the building.
・Please refrain from entering the museum in electric carts.
・Please refrain from using flash photography to protect the artworks.
・To protect the artworks, please refrain from bringing umbrellas, parasols, food, drinks, items that are wet or have water droplets on them, or any other items that may damage the exhibits into the exhibition room.
・Anyone who causes a nuisance or behaves in a way that may damage the artwork, or who does not follow the instructions of the host crew, may be asked to leave.
*The final reception time may change depending on the congestion situation.
[Wheel Chair Users]
Wheel Chair access available
