Shippō Art Village

Shippō Art Village is a ceramics museum and theme park in Shippo-chō dedicated to traditional cloisonné enamelware. The complex includes multiple exhibition spaces showcasing pieces featuring intricate silver wire patterns laid on metal surfaces, along with spaces where visitors can observe the craft firsthand.

The site opened in 2004 to preserve and display Owari Shippo cloisonné techniques rooted in the Aichi region. This enameling method has deep roots in local craftsmanship stretching back to the early 1800s.

Local artisans here practice the traditional craft of cloisonné enamelware, filling delicate metal wire compartments with colored glazes to create detailed bird and flower designs. You can watch them work and see how this regional craft remains part of the community.

Reach the site by taking the Meitetsu line to Kida Station for a quick taxi ride, or walk from Shippo Station if you prefer a longer approach on foot. Plan to spend several hours here to see the exhibitions and watch the craftspeople at work.

The Fureai Museum Interaction Hall stands out as a space where visitors can create their own cloisonné enamelware pieces under guidance. This hands-on experience lets you appreciate the skill and patience the craft truly demands.

Location: Shippo-chō Tōshima

Inception: April 2004

Official opening: April 2004

Address: 愛知県あま市七宝町遠島十三割2000

Phone: +81524437588

Website: https://shippoyaki.jp/e_

GPS coordinates: 35.18367,136.79925

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:06