• "A moment of luxury, with its transparent blue and elegant luster, touching 350 years of history."
• Tsuji Seiji-sha is a kiln that has served the Imperial Household for over 350 years, beginning in 1668 when it delivered vessels praised by Emperor Reigen. The unique "Kyokushin-yaki" technique produces a thin, transparent bottom and the blue of the gosu glaze is a characteristic feature. In this special experience, you can see the production site where the vessels beloved by the Imperial Court are made and experience the craftsmanship and traditional beauty.

The guide will wait for you at the public tourist parking lot. Hiroki Tsuji, the 16th generation, will take you to the workshop, which is not normally open to the public, and explain the process of making the works. *This tour takes you to areas of the studio etc.. that are not open to the public. As a result, there are many steps and stairs, making it difficult to use a wheelchair or stroller.