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Board your air-conditioned motorcoach at the pier and journey inland to the charming mountain town of Arita, widely known as the birthplace of porcelain manufacturing.
First, visit a local ceramics kiln and enjoy a rare opportunity to learn about the intricate art of porcelain making. During the tour, you'll enter one of Arita's famous kilns where you can observe the careful process of shaping and hand-painting each piece. Learn how designs blend modern aesthetics with traditional techniques. Watch artisans demonstrate their skills in throwing, painting, and glazing, and witness the creativity and passion that goes into every piece.
Next, head to Izumiyama jisekiba, a significant site for the collection of porcelain raw materials. Here, high-quality and abundant porcelain stone was discovered, marking the beginning of large-scale porcelain production in the region.
Stroll through the picturesque streets of Arita, lined with historic houses dating back to the 1930s. Many of the homes feature unique Tonbai fences made from reused bricks and old ceramics. As you explore, visit galleries showcasing locally made porcelain, offering you the chance to purchase exquisite, one-of-a-kind pieces.
Your tour continues to the lunch at local restaurant in Arita before re-boarding the motorcoach. and driving to the Peace Memorial Park.

On August 9, 1945, Nagasaki became the second city to suffer a nuclear attack. Peace Memorial Park is located near Ground Zero, the centre of the blast, and was created to represent the vow that such a tragedy would not happen again. It is a symbol of the nation's hope for world peace. A Nagasaki native created the statue that is the focal point of the park. The 30-foot-high "Statue of Peace" is a symbol of world peace.

At the completion of your tour, enjoy a leisurely drive back to port.