This is a very well presented museum located within walking distance from the Yodoyabashi Sta.(exit No.1) of Subway Midosuji line, with a lot of history. Some of the ceramics date back before Christ! It is amazing to think that such detailed work could be performed so many years ago. If you are interested in china and ceramics this is worth... More

Place where everybody should go,fantastic museum.How can hand made ceramics be so beautiful.Apsolute need to see

We visited the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, because my friend was keen. I was ready to suffer, but was pleasantly surprised. The museum is set up in such a way as to take you through a specific route, with each exhibition case numbered in order, and to educate you about the ceramics in each display before you you look at... More

Lovely Museum, full of lovely ceramics. Not just Japanese, some great stuff here. A hallowed atmosphere prevailed which was lovely.

This place has all the good stuff. Ming Dynasty? Check. Also national treasures of Korean and Japanese artisans. This is a completely calming experience from the maddening Osaka world outside.

Interested in ceramics? Then this is the place to go. The exhibits are well presented with lots of space and explanations in English as well as Japanese. Unfortunately the audio guide is in Japanese only. Admission 1000Yen. There seems to be a permanent exhibition of Chinese, Korean and Japanese ceramics and at the time of our visit a major exhibition... More