沖縄・那覇の壺屋にある窯元「育陶園」のショートドキュメンタリー。
押し寄せる都市化のなかで、手仕事がどのように日常や風景と結びつき、壺屋の景色を未来へとつないでいこうとしているのか。
育陶園が掲げる「壺屋の景色をつなぐ」というコンセプトを軸に、器づくりの工程だけでなく、祈り、暮らし、家族や仲間との関係性まで含めて、壺屋の地に流れる時間を映像に残した。
押し寄せる都市化のなかで、手仕事がどのように日常や風景と結びつき、壺屋の景色を未来へとつないでいこうとしているのか。
育陶園が掲げる「壺屋の景色をつなぐ」というコンセプトを軸に、器づくりの工程だけでなく、祈り、暮らし、家族や仲間との関係性まで含めて、壺屋の地に流れる時間を映像に残した。
A short documentary about Ikutouen, a pottery studio rooted in Tsuboya, Naha, Okinawa.
Amid rapid urbanization, the film observes how traditional craftsmanship remains intertwined with everyday life and the surrounding scenery, quietly carrying Tsuboya's sense of place into the future.
Centered on Ikutouen’s concept of “Forming the Landscape of Tsuboya, Piece by Piece,” the film captures not only the process of making pottery, but also moments of prayer, daily life, and the relationships between family and community—preserving the sense of time that flows through this place.
Amid rapid urbanization, the film observes how traditional craftsmanship remains intertwined with everyday life and the surrounding scenery, quietly carrying Tsuboya's sense of place into the future.
Centered on Ikutouen’s concept of “Forming the Landscape of Tsuboya, Piece by Piece,” the film captures not only the process of making pottery, but also moments of prayer, daily life, and the relationships between family and community—preserving the sense of time that flows through this place.
Producer:
Takahiro Shiramizu
Director / Cinematographer / Editor:
Gaku Matsuda
Offline Editor:
Tatsuya Maruyama
Sound Mix:
Takaki Yamakawa
Translator:
Rei Watanabe
Takahiro Shiramizu
Director / Cinematographer / Editor:
Gaku Matsuda
Offline Editor:
Tatsuya Maruyama
Sound Mix:
Takaki Yamakawa
Translator:
Rei Watanabe