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Arita Hiina no Yakimono Matsuri
In Arita, a town renowned for its porcelain, Hina Matsuri is celebrated through hina dolls crafted using Arita ware techniques...
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Tour de Arita 2025
Around 80 vintage cars, primarily European models owned by enthusiasts, will gather from across Japan. Visitors can enjoy a classic car parade...
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Taiwanese Tourist Killed by Train in Saga
A 55-year-old Taiwanese woman died after being struck by a JR Sasebo Line train while attempting to take photos near Sueyama Shrine in Arita Town...
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Arita Ceramic Fair
One of Japan’s leading pottery markets stretches approximately 4 km from JR Kami-Arita Station to Arita Station...
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Tour de Arita 2024
Around 80 vintage cars, primarily European models owned by enthusiasts, will gather from across Japan. Visitors can enjoy...
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Makino Yado Kara
Nestled between Arita Town in Saga and Sasebo City in Nagasaki, along the tracks of the Matsuura Railway, stands the venerable “Zoushuku” Station—home to the oldest wooden station....
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Arita Ceramic Fair
One of Japan's leading pottery markets stretches approximately 4 km from JR Kami-Arita Station to Arita Station, lined with over 400 stores dealing in various ceramics...
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The 18th Autumn Arita Ceramics Festival
Arita Ceramics Festival is a different experience from the "Arita Pottery Market" held during Golden Week, as visitors can enjoy Arita in autumn at a leisurely pace, not only...
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Tour de Arita 2022
If you’re a fan of vintage cars, don’t miss Tour de Arita where vintage cars gather in full force! Don’t forget your camera for some great shots of the cars as they roll by checkpo...
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Arita Ceramic Fair – April 29 ~ May 5
Over one million people visit this annual festival in Arita, a town renowned for ceramics and porcelain known as Arita yaki. Some 450 stalls and shops line the streets...
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