Ogatayaki Village

In the village of Ogitayaki, there is the Ogitayaki Pottery Museum. At this museum, you can see exhibits about the history and manufacturing process of Ogitayaki pottery, allowing you to get a feel for it. Additionally, there is a corner in the museum where you can purchase pottery made with Ogitayaki, allowing you to find your own favorite piece. The Ogitayaki Pottery Museum is a great place to learn about Ogitayaki and experience the wonderfulness of it.

Deer Keda-yaki Village is surrounded by beautiful mountains and offers a peaceful rural landscape. The village is dotted with traditional Keda-yaki pottery kilns where artisans handcraft pottery. It's fun to search for Keda-yaki pottery while strolling around, but you can also relax and enjoy the natural surroundings of the village. The surrounding area is covered with green mountains and flowing streams, offering views of the changing seasons.

The beautiful works created by ceramic artists in the Odakata-yaki Village are made with attention to their color, shape, and texture, expressing the beauty of nature. There are numerous workshops and kilns in the Odakata-yaki Village where you can purchase handmade pottery products. We recommend traditional Odakata-yaki tableware, bowls, vases, and other utensils. You can bring back memories of your trip by obtaining handmade pottery at the Odakata-yaki Village!

After sightseeing at the Kodaira-yaki Village, you can enjoy local delicacies. There are shops in the surrounding area that offer local chicken soba and freshly baked bread. At the "Yama no soba chaya" shop, which serves local chicken soba, the broth made with locally raised chicken and the hand-made thin noodles are perfectly balanced. In addition, there is "Okasan no pan" in the Kodaira-yaki Village, which sells bread baked with carefully selected ingredients such as wheat flour and natural yeast. All of the various types of bread are delicious and recommended as souvenirs. Why not enjoy the local food to heal your fatigue from strolling around the Kodaira-yaki Village?

Located about a 25-minute drive from the Kodaiyaki Village, Mameda-cho has a traditional Japanese-style cafe and an old castle townscape, allowing you to enjoy a retro atmosphere. There are still old townhouses and mansions in the town, some of which can be visited. In addition, there are many hot springs and tourist spots in the surrounding area of Mameda-cho, offering plenty of things to enjoy. Why not combine a visit to the Kodaiyaki Village with a trip to Mameda-cho to experience the culture and history of Hita City?