Imari, Saga | Japan Travel Guide
Imari ( 伊万里 )
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This is the production area of Imari ware, the splendid world-famous porcelain. The port of Imari also became famous as the departure point for export of the ware during the Edo Era. Even now, the culture of this porcelain leaves a strong impression and there are many facilities associated with it in the area.
Nearby Spots:
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Imari/Arita Ware
Imari-Arita Ware Traditional Crafts Center
Okawachiyama
Nabeshima Domain Kiln Park
Ureshino Onsen
Ishigaki-no-Sanpomichi
Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort
The Former Takatori House
Karatsu Castle
Ninja Village Hizen Yume Kaido
Saga City Travel Guide:
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Saga
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Japanese Antiques Imari Vases and Ceramics from Arita
Timothy Langston takes a look at items at his gallery and reflects on the history of Imari Vases and Ceramics from Arita in Japan.
I've always had a fascination and love of Japanese works of art, and here at the gallery we have always specialised in Imari porcelain. Examples such as these around me which date from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries: they're wonderfully decorative and, in the same way that Chinese porcelain adds a great deal of colour and form to an interior, these pieces which were made, quite often for export to the Dutch market and from Holland were then transported to countries such as Britain, they produced wonderful decorating opportunities for major houses of the time.
These pieces here use blue red and gold glazes on a white body - an almost translucent body. This is typical of Imari Ware which was produced in a town called Arita which was invaded by the Japanese where they discovered this special clay called Kaolin from from that they managed to you imitate Chinese porcelain wares and the production thereof. In the mid 17th century the Japanese imposed a self-isolation policy and the only nation allowed trade with them in fact with Holland and so the Dutch became the only single conduit by which other European nations could buy Japanese wares such as
Imari porcelain.
Once this policy was revoked in the mid-nineteenth century there was an international sensation caused by the rediscovery of Imari wares. Nineteenth century pieces such as some examples we have here use bolder colours - often tomato red glazes with really deep blues but again placed upon white grounds.
Another example which is worth looking at is this extraordinary dragon vase as you'll see there is a black ground with this extraordinary selection all polychrome decoration upon the surface and rather nicely you see - and this is another typical feature of Imari ware - this kimono design which is decorated around collar and the foot of the vase. Kimonos of course were, in their own way, an extraordinary means of decoration and provided a backdrop for some of the most creative designs of Japanese decoration and they were often incorporated into Imari porcelain designs: and you can see that here.
We have a very large selection of Japanese porcelain as well as Chinese porcelain. And these pieces which were made to furnish European homes still adorn these houses today we regularly asked about the story Imari and if you'd like to discover a little more, do come and see us here at the gallery on The Pimlico Road.
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Motorcycle trip, Japan,バイクツーリングto Takenokoba park竹の古場公園, Imari city伊万里市, Japan, May 2014
A spring ride to see a 900+ yr old cherry blossom tree and then up the mountain to Takenokoba park. The park overlooks Imari city and Imari bay. The park is full of azaleas but it is at the end of the bloom time.
Date: May 10, 2014
By:Outride The Darkness
Camera: JVC GC-XA1 Adixxion with my 2nd mic mod to the camera.
Bike: Honda CB750F
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Imari Arita Ware Traditional Crafts Center, Saga | Japan Travel Guide
Imari-Arita Ware Traditional Crafts Center ( 伊万里・有田焼伝統会館 )
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Within the center, there are numerous examples of Imari and Arita ware along with the raw ore for the porcelain and the tools used in manufacturing it on display. There is also a variety of special exhibitions held throughout the year and the workshop for painting plates and mugs is popular.
Nearby Spots:
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Okawachiyama
Nabeshima Domain Kiln Park
Imari/Arita Ware
Imari
Ureshino Onsen
Ninja Village Hizen Yume Kaido
Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort
Ishigaki-no-Sanpomichi
The Former Takatori House
Karatsu Castle
Saga City Travel Guide:
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Saga
Saga Itineraries:
Saga Tours & Activities
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Virginia Valuables: Imari Plates
In the style of Antiques Roadshow, Virginia Valuables pairs local experts with central Virginia residents and their treasures -- all while the cameras roll. Our appraisers put on their detective hats to help reveal the stories behind the treasures.
佐賀 伊万里 大川内山（Japan. saga,Imari,okawachiyama)
伊万里焼(Imari porcelain)
磁器の町（Town of porcelain）
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The Village of the Secret Kilns - Okawachiyama (Imari City)
Okawachiyama of Imari City used to have the Nabeshima Clan Kilns, which produced masterpiece porcelains such as Iro-Nabeshima, Nabeshima-Sometsuke and Nabeshima-Seiji under the Clan's strict surveillance. The area is enclosed on three sides by mountains and has a distinctive atmosphere of secret kilns resembling landscapes described in Oriental paintings. Historical heritages including the remains of old kilns and various ceramic objects found on mountain roads are in perfect harmony with the surrounding nature and peaceful neighborhoods.
Original Japanese Imari Plates Edo Era.
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Location History - From Arita Japan - Europe - Philippines
All Original Hand -Drawn it is never printed
There is a small chip but a very good condition
This Item is Unclean
This item 200-300 years Old
Imari is the European name for a type of Japanese porcelain made for export from ARITA . JAPANESE Imari was shipped from the port of Arita starting in late 17th century . Antique Imari is richly decorated with flowers,figures,ships and Asian symbols in lovely ,dark under glaze cobalt blue ,red enamels and gold.Other colors used sparingly are turquoise,green,aubergine and yellow.
Edo Period ( 1603-1867) roughly split into early,middle or late Edo.Sometimes the Genroku Era (1688-1703) when popular culture flourishes is distinguished
the markings is Rare in a symbol Three , of course this is hand-drawn. it is a never print etc.
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Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto: All 10,000 Gates Explored ★ ONLY in JAPAN #24 夜の京都伏見稲荷神社
Adventure in Kyoto! Loads of culture and history in one city.
We've got all that and more in this episode of ONLY in JAPAN.
Kyoto's Shrine of 10,000 'Torii' or Gates is simply awesome. It's also ranked as Japan's no.1 attraction for foreign tourists*
Yes, it can be crowded during the day, but we'll explore this mysterous shrine at night when no one is around -- except the wildlife and a few stragglers.
This time, John will explore and explain Kyoto's most popular shrine, Fushimi Inari.
HISTORY:
Fushimi Inari is full of history going back to the year 717!
John interviews one of the Shinto priests and unravel some of the history that might not be in guidebooks. The lengend of Fushimi Inari is revealed!
Are those gates orange or red?
What's the meaning behind the color?
Which big Hollywood movie was this shrine featured in?
Who cleans all these gates?
John wants to know.
WHEN TO VISIT:
It may seem impossible to escape the crowds here, but you can!
The hours are officially listed as 10:00 to 16:00 but the shrine is open to all free of charge 24 hours a day.
Best of all it's FREE! Why? The gates!! They're all bought by people and businesses to bring them luck.
The best time to see it is at night. It's when most locals go with thewir friends, high school couples can be seen climbing up together. Night time adventurers will also see a lot of cats! That rustling you hear on the woods outside the orange gates may not always be a cat though ....
KYOTO BY BICYCLE:
How do you get to Fushimi Inari from Kyoto Station?
I could draw you a map, but it's much better to show you by bicycle!
Rent a cycle for the day and see more of Kyoto. Cheap and easy.
KCTP (Kyoto Cycling Tour Project) has a good variety of city bicycles for the surrounding hills or the city. You can reserve online or call and have the bike waiting for you as soon as you arrive.
The city is not always cycle friendly so keep to the left side, use the light after dark and try to avoid pedestrian sidewalks.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Here's the Google Map
Take the JR Nara line from Kyoto Station for 3 stops or rent a bicycle :) Taxi takes about 10-15 minutes.
*Ranked no.1 by Trip Advisor 2014 rankings on Japanese Atttractions
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Fushimi Inari Shrine Website
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KCTP (Kyoto Cycling Tour Project) Bicycle Rental:
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伊万里焼の里”大川内山” 伊万里観光 JAPAN Rural village scene IMARI IMARI-YAKI Production area
伊万里焼で有名な伊万里市の”大川内山”を撮影。
中世から続くこの集落は、優れた技術を秘匿するために関所を設けて厳しく人の出入りが制限されていました。
鍋島藩の御用釜として隆盛を極め、日本で最も有名な焼き物の産地として世界に知られています。
この集落一帯は、大川内山鍋島窯跡として国の史跡指定を受けています。
今でも多くの窯元が作陶を営んでおり、多くの直売店が並ぶ観光地として有名です。
Village OKAWACHI that produce earthenware from about 1600
It is in Imari-shi of Saga and is world-famous as Japanese traditional earthenware.
A lot of ceramists of the Imari ceramic ware live and still produce earthenware.
Around the Middle Ages, the comings and goings of the person to the village were limited strictly to protect a superior technique.
It was the secret village which made earthenware here.
The village whole area is appointed on a historic spot of Japan.
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伊万里の市街地を歩き撮り~田舎の街レビュー Japan Rural Scene IMARI-City
伊万里焼で有名な伊万里市の繁華街を歩いて撮影。
伊万里市は人口約５万７千人の地方都市、古い街並みが残るコンパクトな市街地だ。
歓楽街の飲食店舗数が人口に対してかなり多いように感じる反面、商店街は空き店舗が目立つ。
駅の北側が旧市街地で、古い街並みが多く残る繁華街。
駅の南側は新しく区画整理されたと思われる新市街で、イオンやガストなどがある。
繁華街と駅、住宅地が狭い地域に集中しているが全体として広々としてのどかな田舎町。
かなり住みやすい街なのではないだろうか。
I take a walk through Imari-shi of Saga that is famous for Japanese ceramic ware Imari earthenware.
Imari-shi is a town of the countries in Kyushu.
The town of the country that the population of Imari-shi is strong in approximately 50,000 people, taste of Japan and stays.
Old cityscape remains, and there is the scenery of the quiet country.
Downtown and a station are near a house and are the very convenient country.
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[Begin Japanology] Season 2 EP19 : Imari Porcelain 2009 06 05
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“Imari Tontenton Matsuri Festival” is the “Imari Shrine Goshinko-sai Festival” (an imperial visit by god) held in Imari city, Saga Prefecture. Also known as “Imari Kunchi”.
The “Imari Tontenton Matsuri Festival” is a very brave festival counted as one of the three major fight festivals in Japan, along with “Niihama Taiko Matsuri (Niihama Drum Festival)” and “Iizaka Kenka Matsuri (Fight Festival)”.
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