The Ultimate 4 Day TOKYO Itinerary | Japan Travel Guide 2024
This fun and action-packed Tokyo 4 day itinerary will show you some of the newest and coolest attractions that you have to your Japan trip. This is everything you’ve been missing out on over the last few years!
The city of lights is our absolute favourite place in the world, everything from the delicious food to the hottest new sighs you have to include in your itinerary - allow us to guide you through the best things to do in Tokyo.
Our Tokyo 4 days itinerary will take you to the best digital art exhibit in the world - TeamLab Planets, all the new attractions in Shibuya (including Shibuya Sky), Harajuku, Tokyo Tower, Sensoji Temple and Asakusa, Akihabara and day trips from Tokyo.
This ultimate Tokyo travel guide will hardly give you much breathing time, but then again, who needs to breathe when you’re in Japan? You’ve only got 4 days, so soak it all in, make the most of your time and catch up on sleep when you’re back at home.
You’ll definitely be back to explore more because nobody only comes to Japan once!
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0:20 TeamLab Planets
1:24 Shibuya
3:30 Harajuku
4:06 RED Tokyo Tower
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4:52 Happy Pancake
5:20 Tokyo Art Aquarium
5:53 Ninja Restaurant
6:31 Pokemon Room
7:13 Tokyo Day Trips
8:57 Sensoji Temple
9:23 Ninja Cafe
9:45 Kura Sushi
10:10 Akihabara
10:43 Outro
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HAGI!! Japan's famous Pottery Village *MUST VISIT* pottery, ceramics
Welcome back to another episode of ATLAS ABROAD. Today’s itinerary HAGI, JAPAN.. One of Japan’s most famous pottery towns. If you love fall foliage, food, and pottery.. I hope you fall in love with this travel vlog. You can support my channel by giving this video a LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE…. Or share the link with a friend who would love it, too.
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On this trip, we explore Ninjas and Pottery in Central Japan.
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01:17 Day 1
01:21 Going to Ueno-Shi
02:36 Ninja Museum of Iga Ryu
04:26 Going to Iga-Ueno
04:40 Sakkoan
05:35 Day 2
06:07 Visit to a pottery artist studio
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What's the Best Tea Cup? Japanese Tea Cups or Yunomi Explained
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There are 5 different types of tea cup for Japanese green tea, In this video, we are going to learn about the different styles of Japanese tea cups. These teacups, also called yunomi, are made from high quality clay and they are painted in glazed to create a vast array of different Japanese pottery styles. This video seeks to illustrate the glazing, firing and painting techniques that are used to create the different clay tea cups. Wherever possible, we'll try and find the historical background of each clay teacup and talk about it's inspiration. Let's get started!
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A History of Pottery - Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art
Mashiko Japan is well known for it's pottery.
The small town is home to multiple potters and has been the home to two different National Living Treasures. Despite saying I would visit the Mashiko Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art sooner I only got to it this year.
The museum had a special exhibit on the dimensions and use of space in pottery. However my primary interest was in the main exhibit about the history of pottery and ceramic production in Mashiko.
In the Cenozoic era (1.5 million years ago) Mashiko was underwater in a swamp. This deposited a layer of clay that has since been buried. At some of the mining sites in Mashiko clay is found from 5.5m under the ground to 8.5meters.
During the paleolithic period, people lived in Mashiko but did not make pottery. The Jomon period saw pottery come to Japan. Joman Pottery was decorated by impressing the wet clay with a cord to make a pattern, hence the name Jomon. As the people became more sedentary their pottery grew larger.
The Yayoi period saw pottery get thinner and new designs added. The Yayoi period saw a more sedentary lifestyle with Bronze and Iron metallurgy and rice paddies for intensive rice cultivation.
The next step was Haji Pottery. This style was made from the Kofun period to the Heian period. They were plain, unglazed, and had a reddish color. Unlike the Yayoi pottery, it lacked decorations and patterns. It became more standardized in design, size, and shape. It spread from western japan to eastern japan. Haniwa were also made as funeral objects. Haniwa are objects like people, horses, houses, or chickens made out of clay and then placed at tombs.
Sue Pottery or Sueki was a contemporary of Haji pottery but fired at a higher temperature and had a blue-gray colour. Locally Mashiko was a center for making Sue Pottery. It was fired at a temperature of about 1100 degrees in tunnel-like furnaces built into the side of hills.
Mashiko's modern ceramics industry is surprisingly new. In 1852 (or 53) when Keisaburo Otsuka discovered that the local clay was ideal for ceramics and started making pottery in Mashiko Town. At this time Mashikoere were was simple with limited use of glazes.
During the Meiji era, the domains lost control of the kilns, and the number of kilns increased. The end of the Edo period saw Mashiko having 13 kilns. This number doubled in the first ten years of the Meiji era. The next decade saw another 27 kilns open. Much of Mashikos pottery was mass-produced with dobin being one of the most common.
Pottery demand slacked at the end of the Meiji era due to gas and electricity becoming more common in Tokyo and other major cities and glass and metal took over in many households and household goods. In July 1913 the Moka line reached Mashiko. in 1914 the telephone lines reached the town. This means shipping pottery was easier than ever before and Mashiko made dobins made their way to more markets
Slacking sales were exacerbated by the Depression in 1920 (Taisho 9.
It was desaster that turned around Mashiko's staggering economy. On September 1st 1923 The Great Kanto Earthquake hit Japan. With a magnitude of 7.9 and a Mercalli rating of 11 . In the aftermath, there was a boom in demand for ceramics as people rebuilt, needed to replace broken cups plates, and everything else. as the shocks were felt around the region. This influx of funds led to a booming economy in Mashiko
The next depression in 1929 hit Mashiko hard again.
Shoji Hamada
In 1924 Shoji Hamada moved to Mashiko and set up shop. He had recently returned to Japan from St. Ives in the UK. He relocated a farmhouse and other buildings that we will see in a later video. Using local materials Shoji quickly became an influential potter in Mashiko and Japan
During WWII (and more so the latter part) Mashiko had a slump as fewer ceramics were in demand. many kilns turned to producing ceramic drainage pipes.
After WWII ended artistic exchange between Japan and other nations skyrocketed. Shoji Hamada was a huge part of that as his work increased Mashiko and Mashiko ware global reputation. A young man named Tatsuzō Shimaoka became his apprentice in 1946.
In 1955 Shji Hamada was recognized as a living national treasure. His former student Tatsuzo Shimaoka was recognized as one in 1996. Students from around the world come to Mashiko to study pottery.
The museum's signs end on an optimistic note, so I will toss in a darker one. Pottery like all arts is subject to economic currents. In the good times when money is flowing people buy. When money is tight, or people are nervous about the future, less money goes into art. Add in that pottery is more difficult, risky, and expensive to ship. COVID has been hard on Mashiko, people are spending less on art. People are traveling less and multiple pottery festivals have been canceled. Hopefully, this upcoming one runs as planned to bring money and trade back into the community
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益子でやるべき10のこと- Visiting The Pottery Town of Mashiko (10 things to do)
In this video is a list of 10 things to do and places to visit in the pottery town of Mashiko in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan.
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•Bicycle Rental
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•Bus Timing from Tokyo
Yakimono Liner (Ibaraki Kotsu) 関東やきものライナー *Highway Bus from Akihabara station in Tokyo
•Strawberry Picking
Yoshimura Strawbery Park 吉村農園 (Eng):
•Sake Tasting
Tonoike Sake Brewery 外池酒造店 (Eng): (Jap):
•Local Steam Engine Train
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•Lunch
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•Pottery Experience
Mashiko Art Club & Kominka Furuki 益子陶芸倶楽部（古民家古木） (Jap):
•Peace Gallery at Mashiko Yuuwakan
Yuuwakan ましこ悠和館 (平和ギャラリー） (The Gallery for peace)(Jap):
•Pottery Stores
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Mashiko is a town located in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. As of 1 August 2020, the town had an estimated population of 21,841 in 7914 households, and a population density of 240 persons per km². The total area of the town is 89.40 square kilometers. Mashiko is known for its pottery, called Mashiko ware. Source from Wikipedia.
Included in this video is Mashiko Pottery cooperative selling center, Soji Hamada Memorial Museum, Mashiko no mori, a popular hiking trail in this town and Saimyoji Temple. This town is abundant in nature and greenery as well. Enjoy!
Travel to Mashiko, Tochigi, Japan part 1
Enjoy strawberry picking, a sake brewery, pottery making and more!
I visited the Pottery Capital ? | Mashiko Japan
Mashiko is in Japan’s Tochigi Prefecture, 2 hours by car from Tokyo and 1 hour 45 minutes from Narita Airport. It is about an hour and a half from Nikko, with its various UNESCO World Heritage sites. Mashiko is famous as a “pottery town”, visited by people from all over Japan and around the world, seeking out its ceramic ware. There are a great number of potters in the town, working in around 250 workshops and 50 pottery stores.
Mashiko Pottery Fair 益子 陶器市
Mashiko City, one of the most famous pottery towns in Japan, has a big pottery fair every year in spring and fall. Although this small town only has a population of 20 thousand, over 60 thousand people rush into the city and enjoy pottery, food, and local culture during the fair.
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A walking tour in Michi no eki Mashiko, located in Mashiko machi, Tochigi Prefecture. Roadside station and farmer's market.
Small Japanese town of Mashiko. Pottery #4Kwalk 益子焼 益子町
Visiting the famous Mashiko ceramics and pottery. On the other video is a popular attraction in Mashiko called Shoji Hamada Memorial Mashiko Sankokan Museum.
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Mashiko Prefectural Natural Park – Mashiko Forest is 31 hectares of pristine, hilly woodland covered with Japanese red pine, konara, chestnut, Japanese cherry, and other tree species. Among the trees are walking paths stretching for more than 4 kilometers, grassy fields, a small suspension bridge, an observation tower, and more.
The park also features a large lawn, thrilling suspension bridge, an observation platform with a great view of the Kanto area mountains, and a four-kilometer walking trail. Signs with information about the trees and birds are located along the path, making it a popular spot for children to learn about nature while having fun. Source from
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2016年10月15日オープンしました。
店内は益子産新鮮お野菜はもちろん、陶芸の街益子らしいたくさんの陶芸家さんの陶器が素敵にディスプレイされたお洒落な道の駅でした。
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益子町の玄関にふさわしい素晴らしい「道の駅ましこ」ですね。
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【Cosmos flower】Mashiko Cosmos Festival 益子コスモス祭り Sightseeing in Tochigi Prefecture #cosmosflower
The cosmos field, which looks like a pink carpet, was just at its peak.
Local farmers have planted approximately 10 million trees on approximately 11 hectares of land.
The view of cosmos as far as the eye can see cannot be seen anywhere else.
ピンクのじゅうたんのようなコスモス畑はちょうど見頃を迎えていました。
地元農家が約１１ヘクタールの畑に約１０００万本の木を植えた。
見渡す限りコスモスの景色は他では見ることができません。
*Shooting date
2022/10/08
*Shooting location
#秋桜 #コスモス #japan #japantravel
Japan vlog: Tsukuba Ibaraki / Mashiko Tochigi
Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway / Ceramic Park