Dendenzaka

Dendenzaka is located on the south side of the Takita family’s former shipping business. The hill it sits on was once called Den-den Mountain, which is where the slope gets its name. A kiln called a Kesawa, used for firing clay pipes, is buried underground, and the retaining wall along the slope is decorated with ceramic shochu bottles—offering a glimpse of Tokoname ware woven into everyday life. This quiet slope is a charming spot where you can experience the unique atmosphere of a traditional pottery town as you walk down.