Tsuboya Yachimun Street

The naughty street in Okinawa, just downstairs to the Hyatt Hotel, is very high, you can see him walking around and you can walk there. Look at the introduction, it turned out that this is the kingdom of croquet, all kinds of pottery houses are concentrated here, and later because of pollution, it was evacuated out, but some people stayed here.

The pot house behind the international pass is an old porcelain street. It is rumored that the ancient kingdom of Ryukyu has concentrated the hand-made pottery workshops in all parts of the country on this street. Which capital Laifu later signed in due to environmental pollution. Other places now have some porcelain kilns and shops left.

Naha's pottery street is a small craft shop, the streets are wide, there are many pottery goods are quite fun, the number of shops in the street is also quite rich, you can see a lot of fun things.

You can enjoy the atmosphere of Okinawa pottery.

You can take the Naba monorail to Huwu Pottery Street. You can get off at Muzhi Station or Anli Station on foot. The two stations are located at two ends of this quiet walk path. If you choose to get off at Muzhi Station or just visit International Tong, you can go through Sakura Block and go straight to the Huwu Burning Museum, where Huwutong begins. This barbecue is not meant by barbecue in the food industry, but by pottery. In the Ryukyu era, pottery houses were populated by craftsmen specializing in the production of ceramics for the Ryukyu royal family and managed by specialized agencies. They can be said to be imperial craftsmen. Nowadays, there are many fresh and simple shops on the main road in this area. Most of them are rebuilt from the old local houses. If you wander carelessly, you will miss a small shop hidden in the city by a pottery master. You will be surprised and amazed all the way. The ingenious artistic model gadgets in the refreshing shop make people fond of it. They are eager to buy all the gadgets home. They like the bitter melon shelf of the shop best. They ingeniously combine the origin of Okinawa specialty with practicability. And those simple shops are anxious to let the kiln objects as simple as possible, embellishing some color on the rough surface, so that people can directly feel their original appearance. There are two pottery kilns at each end of the short pot house, one full of South Wind Kiln, which is a cultural relic protected by Okinawa County and used to produce ceramics specially for the imperial palace. There is also a lane to go deep into the path of the pothouse. The Xinyuan residence, also known as the Dongyao, is a designated cultural relic for protection in Japan. So don't miss the deep paths. You might as well go into the deep alleys and explore them. I went to the old-fashioned craftsmen who were making light pottery and asked me to come in and talk for a while. So go all the way to buy, just pothouse Tong can browse for most of the day, really pay attention to the reasonable arrangement of time, otherwise Okinawa is not enough to play for a few days.

It's a street with pottery shops. There are direct shops and cafes.

Huwu block is not far from Pingtong and Tongtong. It is within walking distance. The Hut Museum is also here. There are many handicraft shops specializing in pottery, glassware and pottery, many of which are arranged in a very literary and artistic way. Many stores contain workshops, and the owner himself is a craftsman. It was rainy when we went, and it was very sensible to walk in this block. Small pieces are hundreds of yen, large pieces are tens of thousands of yen. You can't miss the freshness of literature and art.