Kyushu Ceramic Artists Exhibition at Shibuya Hikarie

The "Three potters in Kyushu porcelain and pottery" exhibition will be held at Shibuya Hikarie. This group exhibition showcases the unique works of three artists who studied pottery in Arita: Takayuki Nishi, Masanori Jyo, and Saki Ota. The event offers an opportunity to appreciate the diverse approaches to pottery and porcelain making, from wheel throwing and molding to glazing and painting, each reflecting the artists' individual styles.

Discover Unique Ceramic Art

The exhibition features ceramic and porcelain pieces that highlight the artists' distinct expressions and sensibilities. Developed through their training in Arita and their pursuit of individual styles, these works are expected to captivate visitors. All exhibited pieces are available for purchase, providing a chance to find a unique item to enhance your daily life. Furthermore, the artists are scheduled to be present at the venue during the exhibition period, offering a valuable opportunity for direct interaction and discussion about their creations.

Event Information

• Event Title: Three potters in Kyushu porcelain and pottery
• Venue: Shibuya Hikarie, 8/CUBE1.2.3
• Address: 2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Dates: October 15, 2026 (Thursday) - October 20, 2026 (Tuesday)
• Time: 11:00 - 20:00 (Last day until 17:00)
• Admission: Free admission
• Reservations: Advance reservations were required for certain timeslots (until 15:00 on Oct 15, 16, 17) for Takayuki Nishi's exhibit, but registration is now closed.

Access to the Venue

Shibuya Hikarie is a complex facility directly connected to JR Shibuya Station and Tokyo Metro Shibuya Station, making it highly accessible via public transportation. Visitors can reach the venue without being exposed to the elements, thanks to the underground passages and connections. The building also houses numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops, allowing for a full day of enjoyment alongside the exhibition.

Visiting the Exhibition

Admission is free, but some parts of the exhibition (specific times for Takayuki Nishi's display) required advance reservations, which are now closed. Other times and artists' works are accessible without prior booking. While purchased items are available, please consult the venue staff for details on purchasing procedures and payment methods. For the latest updates, including artist attendance schedules which may be subject to change, please check the official website before your visit.