[Hyogo, Amagasaki City] A pottery class where you can enjoy the charm of pottery from selecting soil to applying glazes. "3-session course" 5 minutes walk from Hankyu Tsukaguchi Station!

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• This trial course allows you to experience the pottery process in three lessons, covering everything from clay selection to molding, carving, and glazing. Beginners will create bowls and teacups by hand. Experienced participants will learn the basics and enjoyment of pottery using an electric potter's wheel. *It takes approximately one to two months to complete a piece.
• A three-session plan where you can learn the basics of pottery!
• To allow you to experience the charm and depth of pottery even through the experience, you will complete a piece in three sessions: shaping, carving, and glazing. Beginners can make two teacups or two bowls (experienced participants can also make other vessels). This class offers a trial plan that allows you to experience the entire pottery process, from choosing the clay to glazing. Don't worry if you don't know what to make. Experienced instructors will support you from choosing the clay onwards so that you can complete a piece all by yourself.
• Experience the fun of pottery with a wide range of materials and a diverse group of instructors!
• With 20 types of clay, 30 types of glaze, 12 electric potter's wheels, and two electric kettles, you can try your hand at creating a variety of pieces, from selecting the clay to shaping. The instructors are Takatoshi Omatsu (full member of the Japan Crafts Association), the organizer who decided to pursue pottery after 20 years as a salaryman; Shokichi Ichikawa, the fourth-generation potter of Kyozan Kiln, a Kyoto-yaki/Kiyomizu-yaki potter; and Keiko Omatsu, who utilizes all-round techniques from hand-building to the potter's wheel. In spring and autumn, you can also try firing in a climbing kiln located in the nature-rich Satoyama.
• Just a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Tsukaguchi Station! Convenient location for commuting
• The studio is located just a short walk from Tsukaguchi Station on the Hankyu Railway, and many students come from Takarazuka, Amagasaki, Nishinomiya, Ashiya, Itami, and Osaka city. Experienced instructors provide thorough instruction, making it popular with a wide range of ages, from juniors (ages 9 and up) to seniors. With a variety of materials and ample equipment, this studio allows anyone, from beginners to experienced potters, to thoroughly learn the fun and depth of pottery.