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Seto CityAichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum

See masterpieces of Seto ware, then try your hand at making your own

Enjoy the exhibitions of traditional pottery and the museum shop, take a break in the tearoom, then put aside about two hours to make your own traditional teacup using local clay! See more >

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Seto CitySeto-Gura Museum

Traditional handcrafted pottery at the Seto-Gura Museum

Discover the wide range and quality of traditional pottery made in Seto, and see what the community looked like in its heyday in a life-sized reproduction. Shop for quality pottery and ceramics in the Seto-Gura ceramics plaza. See more >

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Seto CityManeki-neko Museum

Get lucky at the Maneki-neko, or Beckoning Cat, Museum

“Paws” a while at Japan’s largest collection of maneki-neko figures. Maneki-neko are beckoning cats, and life a paw to invite in prosperity and fortune to your house or business. Purchase some luck of your own or paint your own original lucky cat. You’ll feel lucky just by coming here! See more >

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Seto CityKamagaki no Komichi Street

Walk along a narrow street wide with culture

Follow this 400-meter long route and enjoy the scenes of local produce put to work in an interesting way—as retaining walls along both sides of the path. See how tiles, pipes, bottles, and pots decorate the roadside for a unique urban landscape. Galleries, museums, and traditional old homes guide the way. See more >

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Seto CityIwayado Park

Behold the true beauty of Seto’s autumn

One of Japan’s best autumn leaf viewing spots! Popular year-round, particularly in the spring for cherry blossom and the gorgeous leaves of autumn, see the rivers, waterfalls and a hidden shrine under a huge boulder grotto! See more >