1924–
male
He joined the Kyoto Ceramicists Club in 1949 and presented his wares at the Kyoto Exhibition, Club Exhibition, and Nitten, and he also won many awards, such as the Governor’s Award (1954) and the Mayor’s Award (1955) at the Club Exhibition; the Mayor’s Award (1956), Club Award (1957), and NHK Kyoto Director Award (1968) at the Kyoto Exhibition; and his wares were bought by the Soviet Leningrad National Museum during the Japan-Soviet Exhibition in 1958. However, after 1970, he stopped presenting his wares at exhibitions and left the Ceramicists Club in 1975. His works comprise of flower vessels and incense holders made from celadon.
