When will the "Arcadia Pottery Retreat 3rd Edition" be held?

The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, 2026.

What is the main attraction of this retreat?

The retreat offers a unique experience of pottery making inside a private bath while overlooking the stunning "Shirakawa Lake's Submerged Forest," combined with a guided walk and meditation in the forest, and a relaxing private hot spring bath.

What is the "Shirakawa Lake's Submerged Forest"?

It is a beautiful natural spectacle that appears only for a limited period in early spring, where trees are submerged in the clear waters of Shirakawa Lake.

What does 'Arcadia' refer to in the context of this retreat?

In the Meiji era, British travel writer Isabella Bird described the Okitama region of Yamagata Prefecture as 'Arcadia of the Orient,' referring to its serene, natural beauty and peaceful way of life, which the retreat aims to embody.

What is the philosophy behind the Arcadia Pottery Retreat?

The retreat's philosophy is to bring participants closer to nature and themselves through the meditative act of pottery making, set against the backdrop of Yamagata's beautiful landscapes and tranquil atmosphere, offering a healing journey.

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Q: When will the "Arcadia Pottery Retreat 3rd Edition" be held?: A: The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, 2026.
Q: What is the main attraction of this retreat?: A: The retreat offers a unique experience of pottery making inside a private bath while overlooking the stunning "Shirakawa Lake's Submerged Forest," combined with a guided walk and meditation in the forest, and a relaxing private hot spring bath.
Q: What is the "Shirakawa Lake's Submerged Forest"?: A: It is a beautiful natural spectacle that appears only for a limited period in early spring, where trees are submerged in the clear waters of Shirakawa Lake.
Q: What does 'Arcadia' refer to in the context of this retreat?: A: In the Meiji era, British travel writer Isabella Bird described the Okitama region of Yamagata Prefecture as 'Arcadia of the Orient,' referring to its serene, natural beauty and peaceful way of life, which the retreat aims to embody.
Q: What is the philosophy behind the Arcadia Pottery Retreat?: A: The retreat's philosophy is to bring participants closer to nature and themselves through the meditative act of pottery making, set against the backdrop of Yamagata's beautiful landscapes and tranquil atmosphere, offering a healing journey.