1901-1991
male
Studied ceramic techniques under his father, started working at the Imperial Household Agency Article Manufacturing Site in 1921, and became independent in 1926.
Also studied for 5 years under the 5th generation Kiyomizu Rokubey starting in 1928. Later started making ceramics at his own kiln under the artist name of Mokuu.
Certified as a Traditional Craft Technique Preserver in 1946 after World War II. His works also received high praise at exhibitions and trade fairs in Japan, New York, Germany, London, and various countries in Europe and the Americas. There are many fans of his work in Japan and overseas. His bonsai pots are highly rated, and he had a close friendship with the 1st generation Heian Tofukuji (Mizuno Kisaburo).
