1. Tile Museum: the only museum in Japan dedicated to tiles featuring a 7,000-piece collection of historic tiles from 25 countries. 2. Kiln Plaza: Originally constructed around 90 years ago, this is a renovated building where visitors can watch a typical Tokoname kiln and chimney of the ‘20’s. The site has been designated a tangible cultural asset (Agency for Cultural Affairs) and a heritage of industrial modernization (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) 3. Inax Clay Works: this clay museum holds a unique place in the world, and the building itself is made of 320 tons of clay. 4. Collection of old Japanese pottery toilets decorated in blue and white.