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A museum featuring the artwork of Kei Fujiwara, a renowned Bizen potter who was designated a Living National Treasure in 1970.
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備州窯
Try your hand at pottery. Reservations required. Shipping can take several months.
天津神社
A shrine whose approach is lined with Bizen pottery tiles and zodiac animals. They even have ema made of Bizen pottery.
備前市立備前焼ミュージアム Bizen shiritsu bizenyaki myujiamu
This concrete block displays both old and new examples of Bizen-style pottery. It also has informative displays on how Bizen-yaki is produced, the various ways it is fired, and displays results of each of the firing techniques.
備前焼伝統産業会館 Bizen-yaki dentō sangyō kaikan
The easiest place to give the lathe a spin, as it is on the third floor of JR Imbe Station. Workshops are held every weekend.
正楽寺
The third temple of the Chugoku 33 Kannon Temple Pilgrimage.
BIZEN中南米美術館
A museum containing a variety of historic artifacts from Central and South America.