In 2021, the store and studio, which had been separated from each other until then, will be integrated with the desire to "reduce the distance between the creator and the user to zero". The shop will be an extraordinary space where visitors can experience ceramics from various angles, including a casual one-day ceramics experience, a ceramics course designed to train artisans, and a food stand where visitors can taste ceramics in "TOKINOHA" dishes with a menu that looks like a work of art.

By the entrance are simple but core Kyushu ware such as Koishiwara-yaki and Oshikada-yaki. The tatami room is filled with one-of-a-kind secondhand items, and the shelves are filled with vintage Western cups and other vessels as far as the eye can see. The theme of the shop is "things that I like and can use in daily life," and the selection is made by visiting potteries of interest.

Mug cups with a rustic texture, slipware oval plates, and other vessels with a sense of folk art flow are lovingly presented. The café in the back of the building offers homemade drinks and sweets, including lemonade, and also hosts live jazz performances.

This is a select store that carries mainly pottery from various regions, including Okinawan yachimun and Oita's Oshikada-yaki pottery, as well as other crafts. Currently, about 20 artists' products are available, and the lineup is a pleasure to see at any given time. In addition to tableware, the shop offers glass, wood, and cloth crafts, all of which are full of flavor and the charm of handmade work.