Ceramic Artistry Capital
Renowned as Japan’s ceramic capital, Tajimi offers a rich tapestry of artistry and history. The serene Kokeizan Eihoji Temple, founded in 1313, features two National Treasure halls and a Zen garden designated as a National Scenic Beauty site. Nearby, Joko-ji Temple in Seto is celebrated for its vibrant autumn foliage and historic architecture. Art enthusiasts can explore the Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu, showcasing contemporary ceramics from around the world, and the Mino Ceramic Art Museum, which delves into the region's 1,300-year-old pottery tradition. The Ichinokura Sakazuki Art Museum offers insights into the craftsmanship of sake cups, while the whimsical Mosaic Tile Museum, designed by Terunobu Fujimori, celebrates Tajimi's tile-making heritage. For automotive aficionados, the Historic Car Gallery displays a collection of classic vehicles.
