1947-
male
Born in Tokyo. Graduated Kyoto Ceramic Vocational School. Studied under Ukita Takeshi from Kyoto. Later returned to Tokyo and opened the Koseianyuringama kiln. His works were selected for exhibitions such as the Nitten Exhibition, the Japan New Crafts Exhibition, the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition, the Kansai Art Exhibition, the Kyoto Kogei Association Exhibition, and the Kofu-kai Art Association Exhibition. Mainly used pasting and kneading technique to flower vases, vases, and tableware. Member of the Japan New Crafts Kanto-ku Committee.
