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72 Hours in Tokyo, Japan - Part I

Designer Takashi Takamoto and artist Matthieu Manche offer an immersive guide to Tokyo’s ceramic and clay treasures. Explore galleries, museums, and specialty shops—from ancient collections at the Tokyo National Museum to modern and traditional ceramic artistry in intimate studios and boutiques. Stops at tea and dining spots celebrating clay artistry round out this unmissable journey through Tokyo’s vibrant ceramic culture.

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