Taisho Glass Store List
A world of glass
to discover in Otaru
Discover a diverse world of glass in Otaru.

Stores with different themes
Specialty shops centered on tableware, stores featuring accessories, and shops showcasing distinctive works by individual artists—each Taisho Glass Pavilion store has its own unique charm.

A glass tour to enjoy alongside a walk through Otaru
The stores are scattered within walking distance, making them easy to visit while sightseeing or strolling around Otaru.
We invite you to explore the shops and discover your own personal favorites.
Store List
Specialty Store for Otaru Glass
This shop is housed in a renovated former Natori Takasaburo Store, originally built in 1906. (Designated as an Otaru Historic Building on July 23, 1985) Please enjoy a space where sparkling glass and the history of Otaru come together. Our store mainly features Japanese-style glassware, showcasing and selling handmade glass pieces produced within Otaru City.
Tombodama accessories and glass-making experiences
Tombodama are small yet special glass artworks,
born from colorful glass.
This venue is recommended both for those who enjoy choosing accessories and for those who want to experience something unique that can only be done in Otaru.
With 12 crafting experience programs, over 200 tombodama glass parts, and more than 80 accessory parts,
you can create a one-of-a-kind original accessory that is truly your own.
Exhibition and sale of works by tonbodama glass artists
The fleeting yet beautiful flower, the Queen of the Night.
Beautiful and graceful, yet it withers in just one night.
The dreams held within these small glass beads embody that same fragility and delicate charm.
At our gallery, we exhibit and sell a wide selection of works by tombodama glass artists from across Japan.
A miniature glass fairy-tale world inspired by the nature and four seasons of Hokkaido
Colorful glass rods are melted using a gas burner to create a variety of small ornaments.
At our shop, we offer more than 2,000 works inspired by the nature and four seasons of Hokkaido.
This is a fairytale-like world of miniature glass, where the warmth of handcraftsmanship can be felt in every piece.
A delicious relationship between food and tableware.
Tableware that brings color and warmth to everyday life.
With the theme of the delicious relationship between food and tableware, we have gathered vessels that pair well with Japanese sake. Discover featured tableware where the glass takes center stage.
Moments of bliss are something you create yourself…
We are here to support you in doing just that. Enjoy delicious drinks and meals in the comfort of your own home.
Products inspired by space and galaxies.
A universe (SORA) space unfolding within glass. The colors of the sky and sea you wished you could scoop up in your hands and take home— this shop was created with that feeling in mind.
Together with glass artist NOGUCHI MIEKO, we continue to explore the infinite possibilities of glass.
Enjoy a slowly flowing moment inspired by nature and the cosmos.
Change the glass, and the taste of the drink changes. Here you’ll find the perfect glass to match the drink you want to enjoy.
We carefully select and offer glasses that combine functionality and beauty,
We carefully select and offer glasses that combine functionality and beauty, from professional-grade glassware by Kimura Glass Store to one-of-a-kind handmade pieces by local artisans, helping you find the perfect glass for a truly satisfying experience. Shuki-gura is a specialty glass shop that connects you to the ideal glass for your moments of
enjoying sake.
A stained glass workshop dedicated to design and aesthetics
This is a stained glass workshop supervised by glass artist Hidesui Kamei.
Inside the shop, you can view and purchase stained glass works made in Otaru, as well as pieces inspired by the sea.


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