I can't do it well, but... I'd like to introduce you to the guideline of pottery practice time.

I think there are many people who enjoy pottery as a hobby.
I get a lot of questions from such people saying, "I can't do it well...".
You think you're working hard but you're not making any progress...
You won't be able to make a vessel that easily!
I will introduce the time I practiced at a vocational training school in the Arita area.
I would appreciate it if you could use it as a guideline for practice time and work on pottery.
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A pottery class channel that practices and explains pottery production.
Easy-to-understand explanations from the basics of production to tips and points.
If you see this, you will definitely improve your pottery and increase your repertoire by wanting to try various things!
We will explain how to make ceramics from clay kneading, electric potter's wheel, hand forming, and mold making, from beginners to advanced levels.

[@jimjimgl3]

In the US we have a phrase "practice makes perfect". Yes. The more time you sit at the wheel and use clay the more it becomes second nature. When I first began (I'm a professional photographer / videographer) pottery I became obsessed. I would go in the morning at 5am and leave at 8:30am and sometimes I would return at night at 7pm for an hour or two. I could see my skill set quickly improving during this time. I would guess your vocational pottery school must have improved your skills so quickly.

[@kiraku-pottery]

Thank you for your comment.
It's the same way of thinking in America as it is in Japan.
If you practice a lot, you will improve quickly and pottery will be fun.
I think you put in a lot of effort.
By the way, there are no English subtitles in this video, but did you understand the content?
thanks for your comment.