1951-
male
Born in Ichikawa, Chiba prefecture. Graduated from Chuo University in 1974. Later trained in famed ceramics regions such as Kutani, Aizu Hongo, Bizen, and Uchiharano of Aki, Kochi prefecture. Went independent in 1979 in Owase, Mie prefecture, where he established Misaki Ceramics. Moved his kiln to Tomisato, Chiba prefecture in 1986 and renamed it Yoyogama Kiln. Presided over ceramics classes. Selected for the Asahi Ceramics Exhibition, Chunichi International Ceramics Exhibition, Japanese Ceramics Exhibition, Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition, Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition, others. Associate member of Japan Kogei Association. Held solo exhibitions at Tobu Ikebukuro, others. Primarily focused on multicolor inlay, kakiotoshi and hand-twisted ceramics.
