Naha Tsuboya Yachimun Street Autumn Pottery Festival

For two days, the historic stone-paved Tsuboya Street becomes pedestrian-only. Local antique shops, contemporary ceramic galleries, and cafes host special exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy live Eisa Street drumming, pottery wheel workshops, and guided architectural tours of historic red-tile kilns.

Where does it come from?

Highlights / What to Expect: -Exclusive pottery discounts and studio gallery walk-throughs across 30+ shops. -Hands-on clay wheel turning lessons guided by local master potters. -Traditional street performances and Okinawan folk music (sanshin) sets.

Custodians of Naha’s historic pottery district established in 1682 under the decree of the Ryukyu Royal Government.