The Tsuboya Pottery Museum is in the Tsuboya Pottery District, just a 5-minute (400-meter) walk south of Kokusaidori in Naha. You can also get there in 10 minutes on foot from Asato Station on the Okinawa Monorail. From Naha Bus Terminal, take bus number 1 or 9 to Asato—it costs about 240 yen.





Tsuboya Pottery Museum
Tsuboya Pottery Museum (壺屋焼物博物館) is a hidden gem in the heart of Naha, celebrating Okinawa’s rich pottery heritage. Nestled within the historic Tsuboya Pottery District, this charming museum introduces visitors to centuries-old ceramic techniques passed down through generations. Exhibits showcase beautifully crafted pieces, traditional tools, and the cultural roots of Okinawan pottery.
After exploring the museum, take a stroll through the Tsuboya district where working kilns, cozy workshops, and pottery shops line the quaint streets. Many artisans still use the time-honored methods you've just seen inside. Easily accessible from Kokusaidori or a short walk from Asato Station, this museum offers a unique, hands-on look at one of Okinawa’s most respected art forms.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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10:00 to 18:00 (last admission 17:30)
- Closed
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Mondays (except national holidays)
- Entrance fee
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350 yen
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