1929-
male
kyo pottery
Graduated from Kyoto Daini Institute of Technology. Studied under Kusube Yaichi and Kano Mitsuo. Accepted for the first time at the Nitten in 1948. Since then, he has been awarded the Special Prize and the Hokuto Prize, the Kikka Prize, and became, and a member of the jury. Established Fukakusa-gama in 1950. Awarded the first prize at the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition. A member prize of the Modern Craft Exhibition, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs Prize. Awarded the Tokyo Governor’s Prize at the Japan New Craft Exhibition, and served as a board member of the Nisshin Kogyo Association. Judged at the Kyoto Exhibition, the Osaka Prefectural Exhibition, the Kansai Soobi Exhibition, and the Japan New Craft Exhibition. Solo exhibitions including Osaka Daimaru and Ginza Wako. Purchased at the National Museum of Modern Art, etc.
