2025 秋の有田陶器市：器と食、紅葉と神社｜有田陶磁器まつり

2025 秋の有田陶器市：器と食、紅葉と神社｜有田陶磁器まつり

I visited the Autumn Arita Porcelain Festival. Compared to the lively spring market, autumn offers the charm of taking your time with each piece. Enjoying Arita’s local dishes while admiring autumn foliage and shrines. Strolling through the town, savoring each new encounter with beautiful ceramics. I hope this gives you even a small sense of the festival’s gentle autumn atmosphere. And for those who are busy or far away, I hope it brings you a momentary feeling of travel. There’s a warmth in the holiday season that gently draws you in. Takasu, a kiln specializing in Hizen Akae overglaze painting. You can feel the soft kindness of hand‑painted work in every piece. Autumn brings items made to enjoy the coming winter. A scene unique to the porcelain festival—small acts of helping that warm the heart. Toeigama, known for highlighting individuality through glazes and design. LAND, offering pieces with indigo painting and the warmth of clay. A line of Arita ware perfect for daily use. Pieces and designs that blend modern techniques with traditional craftsmanship. Arita Porcelain Lab — modern Arita ware with a distinctly Japanese feel. Octave Lambert-Rivière, from France. He runs a porcelain studio in Amsterdam. Creating delicate sculptural works using a small kiln and 3D printers. In the Netherlands, he is known as a master of mold making. A striking vase by Jonathan Vervoort also catches the eye. Kaneao — curating Arita and Hasami ware. Heading to Gallery Arita for lunch. The walls are lined with coffee cups. Over 2,500 cups fill this space—full of the essence of Arita. The rows of cups show the richness of Arita ware. Arita’s specialty—Godofu set meal. Homemade simmered pork curry. Melt‑in‑my‑mouth pork paired perfectly with the curry. The gentle flavor of godofu brings comfort to the meal. Choosing my own coffee cup is part of the fun. Refined pieces quite different from the ones I have at home. I take my time, drawn to a design that speaks to me. He decides right away, without hesitating over the size. Today, I’m in the mood for early Imari ware. A peaceful break, full of Arita’s charm. Kouransha — a long‑established kiln founded in 1879. A historic brand that helped spread Arita ware to the world. Kouransha is always lively with visitors. Its refined presence shows why it continues to be loved today. Akaemachi, where Kouransha’s hand‑painted techniques live on. You can feel the careful craftsmanship in every line. Delicate lines gently bring expression to each piece. I couldn’t take my eyes off the red‑painting lines born from her hands. Shobido, a long‑established Arita shop centered on its original brand “Kisen.” It reminded me of the coffee I had at lunch. A staircase leading to a railroad crossing—beyond it, an unexpected view. Sueyama Shrine, which has watched over the long history of Arita porcelain. A shrine dedicated to the deity of ceramics, deeply revered by artisans. A porcelain torii gate—distinctly Arita. Autumn brings red leaves; spring brings cherry blossoms. A day filled with encounters—both classical and modern pieces. The autumn porcelain festival carries a quiet, gentle atmosphere. The great ginkgo tree glowing at night under the lights. I’m already looking forward to the spring market. Thank you for walking with me until the end.

2025年秋の有田陶器市（陶磁器まつり）に行ってきました。
古典からモダンまで、多彩な器との出会い、有田の食事、神社や紅葉巡りなど、春の陶器市とはまた違った雰囲気をお届けできれば。
秋の有田陶器市の雰囲気が気になっている方の参考になったり、
また、お忙しかったり遠くて行けない方にも、少しでも旅気分を味わっていただければ嬉しいです。

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I visited the Arita Pottery Fair (Ceramic Festival) in autumn 2025.
From classic to modern ceramics, I enjoyed discovering diverse pieces, savoring local cuisine, and visiting shrines amid autumn leaves—an experience different from the spring fair.
I hope this gives a glimpse of the autumn Arita Pottery Fair for those curious about it,
and brings a touch of travel feeling to those who are busy or far away.

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