Yamagata is a "technopolis" nestled in an interior valley. The highlight for me was the tour of Hirashimizu Pottery, where I purchased a hand-made, traditional tea set.
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Heather Meadows > Bright and early, we waited for a bus to take us to Hirashimizu Pottery. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > James, Todd, and Brandon examine the bus map to make sure we have the right time. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > Inoue-sensei "borrows" a bicycle to rest on while we wait for the bus. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > Finally on the bus, heading to Hirashimizu. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > After the bus dropped us off, we had to walk to Hirashimizu. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > After the bus dropped us off, we had to walk to Hirashimizu. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > Freshly-dug clay, Hirashimizu Pottery, Yamagata
Heather Meadows > The Hirashimizu courtyard, complete with Hello Kitty's bunny friend. My mom thinks the bunny is horribly tacky. (Yamagata)
Heather Meadows > Pottery waiting to be glazed and fired, Hirashimizu, Yamagata
James, Todd, and Brandon examine the bus map to make sure we have the right time. (Yamagata)
> James, Todd, and Brandon examine the bus map to make sure we have the right time. (Yamagata)
James, Todd, and Brandon examine the bus map to make sure we have the right time. (Yamagata)
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