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The Bunsei Great Fire was a large-scale fire that occurred in Arita Town in 1828 (Bunsei 11).

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Firing refers to the process of baking ceramics in a kiln.

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The Ri Sampei Monument is a memorial monument erected in 1917 (Taisho 6) on the grounds of Touzan Shrine in Arita Town to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Arita ware.

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Oicho (Big Gingko Tree)

The Arita Giant Ginkgo, standing at Izumiyama Benzaiten Shrine in Arita Town, is a massive tree measuring approximately 40 meters tall with a trunk circumference of over 10 meters.

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Izumiyama Jisekijo (Izumiyama Quarry)

Izumiyama Quarry is an opencast mine in Arita where Ri Sanpei, a Korean potter, discovered pottery stone, the raw material for porcelain, in 1616.

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Akae (Red Painting)

Akae is a general term for overglaze enamels on ceramics.

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Arita Porcelain Park

Arita Porcelain Park is a theme park based on Arita ware and sake, operated by Munemasa Shuzo.

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Hakeme

In Arita ware, it is used as a type of pattern where gosu (underglaze blue pigment) is applied with a brush to unglazed bisque ware.

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