Kihara Tokyo occupies a crisp, minimalist storefront marked by a single, slender wooden sign hanging near the entrance. This space functions as the gallery and showroom for Arita porcelain, a tradition originating from the Saga Prefecture four hundred years ago. When the Kihara family decided to open this shop, they brought the delicate, white-bodied pottery directly to the city to highlight the work of local kiln masters. You will find small plates and tea sets arranged on simple shelves, showing their focus on functional design.
KIHARA TOKYO
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