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Noritake Garden Craft Centre and Museum

Noritake Garden Craft Centre and Museum · Craft Center and Noritake Museum · クラフトセンター・ノリタケミュージアム

Visit the Craft Centre and Museum at Noritake Garden to learn how tableware is made. See bone china production and historic tableware and design material.

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Visitor information at a glance

Address

愛知県名古屋市西区則武新町3-1-36

3-1-36 Noritake-Shimmachi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 451-8501 Japan

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Admission

Walking around Noritake Garden’s outdoor grounds is free. Joint Craft Centre and Museum admission is JPY 500 for adults and university students, JPY 300 for visitors aged 65 and above, and free for senior high school students and younger children. Painting experiences cost extra.

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Opening hours and closed days

The Craft Centre and Museum open from 10:00 to 17:00. The outdoor grounds, shops and gallery may have different opening hours.

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What can I see at Noritake Garden Craft Centre and Museum?

Bone china production and tableware design

See the bone china production process alongside historic tableware and design material. Watch how tableware is made and examine the exhibited designs.

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How to get to Noritake Garden Craft Centre and Museum

Leave JR Nagoya Station by the Sakura-dori Exit and walk about 600 metres north. At Ushijimacho junction, take the road diagonally right for about 150 metres. Continue past Wanouchicho junction for another 50 metres to the East Gate on your left. Allow about 15 minutes from the JR station or about 20 minutes from the Meitetsu and Kintetsu stations.

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Before you visit

Monday and year-end closures

The Craft Centre and Museum close on Mondays, or the following weekday when Monday is a public holiday, and from 26 December to 3 January. Check each facility’s calendar for temporary closures and gallery exhibition schedules.

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Questions about Noritake Garden Craft Centre and Museum

Does exhibition admission include a painting experience?

No. Painting experiences cost extra. Check participation fees and conditions separately if you want to try one.

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