Tracing the Footsteps of The Fortune Cat【Aichi Tokiwa City, Japan】
Changhua is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan, and is the oldest and largest ancient kiln. In addition, most of japan's zhao cai cat comes from here, so it is also called the hometown of the zhao cai cat, and it can be seen everywhere.
From a specific angle at the tokoname station, you can see this conspicuous cat's head, although it is just a simple giant cat ceramic, but attracts passengers from all over the world to it to see where it is looking. The two cats that reside directly in front of it also add to the fun of this scenery, making people want to look at it quietly.
Since the weather was quite hot on the day of the visit, after photographing the giant cat's head, I decided to move to AEON to shoot another giant cat portrait. It is located on the first floor of the mall, and many restaurants form a small food street around it, and the performance of the mall can be seen under the blessing of such a majestic fortune cat. Along the periphery of the mall, there are all kinds of cat-shaped ceramics, how to shoot can not finish, it is worthy of a country that knows how to closely integrate local culture and sightseeing.
However, compared with the endless stream of shopping travelers, the business of pottery shops and ceramic factories near the station is particularly depressed, and such a big contrast makes people wonder whether it is good or bad for the local area under the impetus of the commercial BOT case. But in any case, at least there are many short-day travelers like me who are willing to take the time to stay here and leave a deep mark on the journey.