1934-?
male
mino pottery
He was an apprentice of Hineno Sakudo and trained in Tokoname and Kyoto before going independent and establishing his own kiln in 1958. He has won awards at the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition, the Japanese New Art Crafts Exhibition, and others. Patronized by the Imperial Household Agency. Member of the Mino Ware Association. Mainly makes tea utensils using techniques like Shino, Oribe, Kohiki, devitrification glaze, Kushime, Sogifumi, and cinnabar. He mainly holds solo exhibitions at Nagoya’s Maruei etc.
