To the southwest of Japan lies a small island called Kyushu.
This island is known as the "island made of God's jewels." It is said that this mysterious island is shaped like a human, and that jewels are buried there in the same arrangement as the stars in the galaxy that shine in the night sky. Ceramics made from stones and soil found on the island have long been recognized as "traditional and high-quality crafts" among the wealthy in Europe and Asia.