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The birthplace of Noritake, the world-famous Western tableware brand.
This is the birthplace of Noritake, a western tableware brand highly acclaimed globally. The park is a lush green space to relax in, with stores, cafes, restaurants, and a museum.
The red-brick building, built in 1904, is the first factory of Nippon Toki Gomei Kaisha (now Noritake Co., Ltd.). It is a stately structure that symbolizes the beginning of the history of Western tableware manufacturing in Japan.
The “Noritake Museum,” located on the third and fourth floors of the Craft Center, displays many historically and culturally valuable pieces, including “Old Noritake.” At the Craft Center, visitors can observe the production of bone china dough and the painting process by craftsmen. A workshop where visitors can paint their original pieces on a white bone china plate or a mug.
The shop, which sells Noritake tableware, kitchen items, and other household goods, is also worth visiting.
The Fountain Plaza and the red-brick buildings
The Noritake Museum displays ‘Old Noritake’ and other works.
Historically, culturally valuable pieces are displayed.
Visitors can get a close look at the craftsmen as they paint on potteries.
The pottery painting workshop is also popular.
There is a restaurant that serves creative French dishes on Noritake tableware.
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It's not just a relaxing green space—it's also a place where you can enjoy a blend of great food and culture.
It's right next to Nagoya Station. There's a creative market and a huge lawn, plus the Toyota Museum is nearby, so you can easily visit both.
