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Kurashiki

By Isla Quinn White walls. Black tiles. A canal that once carried salt. Where it is Wikipedia places Kurashiki in […]

By Ines Keane Takayama is the largest city in Japan by area. Most of that area is mountains. Where it

By Rafe Calder Some of the finest porcelain made in Arita was never meant to be sold. That is the

By Isla Quinn Tie-dye has a reputation for being loose. Arimatsu’s version is about thread, and a great deal of

By Ines Keane Seki has water, pine and red clay, and a nineteenth-century government that took its main product away.

By Porter Lang Arita is small. Eighteen thousand people, a long main street, and a name that sits on porcelain