Introduction to Ceramics|Chiyoda Tourism Association

Imperial Palace・ Tokyo Sta.・ Hibiya Event Introduction to Ceramics 【Finished】

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Date	November 23 (Sat), 2019 – February 2 (Sun), 2020 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (Entrance until 4:30 p.m.) Friday 10:00 a.m.-7:00p.m.(Entrance until 6:30p.m.)
Closed	Monday (The Museum will be open when Monday is a national holiday.), the year-end and New Year holidays, and the change of exhibits. The museum is closed on Monday except January 13, 2020. Closed for year-end and New Year holidays (December 23 (Mon) , 2019 - January 3 (Fri) , 2020)
Address	Idemitsu Museum of Arts 9th Floor, Teigeki Bldg., 3-1-1,Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0005
Transportation	A 5-minute walk from Kokusai Forum Exit of JR Yūrakuchō Station or a 3-minute walk from B3 Exit of Subway Yūrakuchō and Hibiya Stations.
Admission	Adults: ¥1,000 High School and College Students: ¥700 Junior High School Students or Younger: Free (with Parent or Guardian) Groups of 20 or more: ¥200 Discount, each * ¥200 Discount for Persons with Disability (with Presentation of the Physical Disability Certificate and Free Admission for one Caretaker)
Website	http://idemitsu-museum.or.jp/en/

Introduction to Ceramic― Enjoying Color, Design and Form

深鉢形土器（火炎土器）　縄文時代中期　出光美術館

Ceramic production in Japan began in the Jōmon period, going back some 16,000 years. Starting from this primitive pottery, Japanese ceramics developed by learning kiln production and glazing techniques introduced from China and Korea, continuing to receive strong influences in design and form. On the other hand, one can see a new stylistic esthetic created within the original Japanese culture, in vessels for tea ceremony, flower arrangement, and festivities in the later periods. The history of Japanese ceramics will be surveyed, hoping to introduce the evolution of the beauty captured in ceramics.