1984-
male
Born as the eldest son of Moriyama Motozane
2007
Graduated from Saga University, Faculty of Culture and Education, Arts and Crafts Course
2008
Returned to his parents’ home to study under Motomi
2002
Saga Art Association Exhibition, Saga Prefecture Governor’s Prize
2003
Special Jury Prize, Nagasaki Ceramics Exhibition
2004
Chikugo City Art Exhibition, Chikugo Mayor Prize
2007
Saga Prefecture Exhibition, Saga Prefecture Governor’s Prize
Grand Prize, 45th Anniversary Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition
Selected, Choza Prize Contemporary Ceramic Art Exhibition
2008
Selected, Mashiko Ceramic Art Exhibition
2010
Selected for Biennale KUMAMOTO FINAL
Selected, Present Form of Ceramic Art Hagi Grand Prize Exhibition 2010
2011
Selected, International Ceramics Exhibition Mino
2012
Fukuoka Prefecture Exhibition, Fukuoka Prefecture Art Association Prize
Year 2005
Nominated for the 2nd Section Prize at the Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
Third Prize, Mayor of Arita Town Prize, Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramic Exhibition
Selected, International Contemporary Ceramics Competition, Faenza, Italy
2009
Kakiemon XIV Memorial Prize (Prize of Excellence), Exhibition of Ceramic Art
Selected, Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramic Exhibition
2007
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award, West Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
Nishinippon Newspaper Award, Kyushu-Yamaguchi Ceramic Exhibition
Selected, Exhibition of Ceramic Art
Selected, Kikuchi Biennale
2008
Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award, Arita International Ceramics Exhibition
Awarded the Japan Ceramic Art Association Prize (highest prize) at the Ceramic Art Exhibition
2009
Selected, Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
Selected, Kikuchi Biennale
1991
Selected, Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition
2028
Present Form of Ceramics, Hagi Grand Prize Exhibition V, Iwakuni Art Museum Prize
Excellent Prize, Kikuchi Biennale
2021
Selected, Kikuchi Biennale
Selected for the Ceramic Art Exhibition
