About TOKO CLUB

Touko has been running a gallery in Mashiko, a town famous for its folk arts, for about 50 years, based on the philosophy of "seeking true richness."

Pottery is created by combining the natural products of earth and fire with the imagination of the human artist.

Pottery reflects the unique culture of the land, including its climate, geography, and lifestyle, and can tell us many things through the object.

TOKO CLUB fosters a deeper bond between the pottery storehouse and its customers, allowing them to discover, discuss, and create together the charm of the production area, Mashiko ware, pottery, and crafts.
This is a community club unique to Touko.

There are no annual fees.
You can also choose to only use certain benefits.
We would be grateful if you would feel free to register.

I am looking forward to meeting you all.

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About Membership Stages

Your membership level will increase depending on your annual purchase amount.

  • *Annual purchase amount is the total amount (excluding tax) purchased between January 1st and December 31st of the applicable year. This applies to Touko stores and the Touko online shop. For purchases made through the online shop, orders with a "purchase date" reflected within the applicable period are eligible. (The purchase date will vary depending on the payment method.)

    *Points are valid for one year (365 days) from the date of acquisition. Points will expire after this period.

    *When various discounts are offered through campaigns, etc., the tax rate is a flat 3%. Sale items are flat 1%.

    *Free service will be subject to a fee if various discounts or sale items are included. Free gift wrapping service is available for up to 10 items per year. If the size exceeds the shipping standard, a fee will be charged.


    *Free shipping is available for up to 10 items per year. If the size exceeds the shipping standard, a fee will be charged.


    The name AKACCO comes from the fact that the powdered Ashinuma stone, which is the raw material for the glaze "persimmon glaze" that is representative of Mashiko ware, is called "akako" (red powder). The pottery storehouse has been producing akako since the early Showa period and selling it nationwide.
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