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178m
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Arita Porcelain Museum
This museum is dedicated to displaying the unique ceramics and pottery of Arita (Saga.)
Tozan Jinja Shrine
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- 大樽2-5-1
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About this sight
Tozan Jinja, also called Sueyama Jinja, is a shrine dedicated to the porcelain manufacturers and merchants of Arita. This is a unique spot as the entrance gate, guardian dogs, water gates and balustrades are all made of Arita porcelain. The lucky charms (omamori) are also made of Arita porcelain.
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