Grand Opening Special Offer
First 10 members: Free Enrollment Fee!
Highlights
Membership required: Limited to those with pottery experience.
Even if you want to "do pottery as much as you like" or "put your own work out into the world," pottery classes have limitations that make it difficult. On the other hand, setting up a studio at home is not easy either.
This shared pottery studio is intended for people with pottery experience.
There are no instructors here. It's an environment where members who genuinely love pottery share the same space, inspiring each other and freely enjoying the process of creating.
Freedom: Turning your desires into reality
We want to avoid restricting your pure creative urge to "make this" or "try this method" as much as possible.
While respecting the rules of shared use, please feel free to express your free spirit and creativity.
Hours: Open every day from early morning until late at night (no reservation required, no set schedule)
Entry and exit are controlled by a smart lock system.
Free yourself from the hassle of reservations and use the studio at any time you like, from early morning (7:30) to late night (23:00). Head to the studio on your way to or from work, or whenever inspiration strikes. It's a pottery-making space that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Price: Monthly flat rate
A fixed monthly fee plus reasonable actual costs (clay, firing) system.
Free access members can use the studio for a fixed monthly fee, regardless of the day of the week or frequency of use. By choosing a self-sustaining studio model without an instructor, we have optimized our operating costs. Not only are the membership fees reasonable, but the cost of clay and firing are also affordable, making it easy to continue.
All payments are cashless and made by credit card.
Location: Near Sakuragicho Station, at the foot of Momijizaka Hill
A 3-minute walk from JR Sakuragicho Station.
The approach, protected beneath the elevated tracks of the former Tokyu Toyoko Line, eliminates the hassle of using an umbrella even on rainy days.
It's a flat path at the foot of Momijizaka Hill, not far from the bus stop.
Your new creative base is on the 6th floor of the Oshima Building, before you climb the hill.
You can enjoy pottery making at your leisure while gazing at the JR Negishi Line train and the skyscrapers of Minato Mirai.