Finally I got there! Walking around in the Zen gardens, Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines on my way to the Raku museum in Kyoto, and their magnificient exhibition – RAKU: A Legacy of Japanese Tea Ceramics. Photography was unfortunately not allowed in the Raku Museum. The exhibition was really interesting though, with Raku objects all the way from the early 16th-century until today, 2023! I also visited Robert Yellin in his impressive gallery in front of the Philosophers Path in Kyoto. I was immediately overwhelmed by the sheer beauty of all the Japanese pottery and ceramic art, and I became very inspired and satisfied after our meeting. It had been raining since morning that day, but the clouds disappeared just before we left the gallery. We were grateful, engaged and fulfilled when we went out in the Kyoto sunshine – and walked on the Philosophers Path again.