Tozan Shrine
Tozan Shrine
Tozan Shrine
Tozan Shrine
Tozan Shrine
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Tozan Shrine

Highly Recommended
2 of 8 in Arita

Tozan Shrine (陶山神社) is a unique and culturally rich site in Arita, known for its extraordinary porcelain features. Built in the mid-1600s, the shrine honors one of the Korean potters who brought porcelain craftsmanship to the region—forever shaping Arita’s identity as a porcelain town.

What makes Tozan Shrine stand out is its beautiful torii gate and guardian komainu statues, all made from fine porcelain. This rare design blends Japanese tradition with Arita’s ceramic artistry, making it a must-see spot for lovers of history and design. Open at all hours and free to visit, it's a quiet, photogenic destination perfect for a peaceful cultural stop.

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Hours and Fees

Tozan Shrine
  • Opening hours
  • Always open

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • Free

Getting there

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The Tozan Shrine is about a 10–15 minute walk from Kami-Arita Station.

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