Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum — Attraction in Kasama

I visited the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum last January this year and was pleasantly surprised by its unique charm and collection. Nestled in a serene setting, the museum showcases a diverse range of ceramic works, from traditional Kasama ware to contemporary experimental pieces.

The exhibits are well-curated and offer a fascinating glimpse into the history and evolution of ceramic art. The museum's permanent collection features works by renowned Japanese ceramists, while the special exhibitions showcase both local and international artists.

The museum's architecture is also worth mentioning. The modern building blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, creating a peaceful and inspiring atmosphere.

If you're a ceramic enthusiast or simply looking for a unique cultural experience, I highly recommend visiting the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum. It's a hidden gem that deserves more...

Absolutely the most beautiful collection (Mashiko, Bizen, Kasama, etc...) of Japanese ceramic art in Japan! And the Kasama Geijyutsunomori Park (the Magical Clay Forest) that is adjacent to the museum is a wonderland of outdoor ceramic art installation! I've been to many museums but this is absolutely one of the best. Much better than Tokyo's National Art or...

We went a week after the craft festival (Mid-May, after Golden Week) and only 1 wing of the museum was open. The rest was closed. The entire area was desolate and only one overpriced shop and cafe were open.

It might be better to go during the festival but afterwards...don't...