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Noritake Garden
A cultural and industrial heritage complex on the original factory site of Noritake, one of Japan’s best-known makers of fine porcelain, founded here in 1904.
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The grounds retain historic red-brick factory buildings, a monument to six former kiln chimneys and other reminders of the company’s early manufacturing history. The Craft Center demonstrates porcelain production, while the Noritake Museum displays historic tableware, decorative vases and design drawings, including examples of early Japanese-made dinner services.
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