1934-
male
Born in Seto City. Studied under his father, Harukiyo. Moved to Yokohama in 1967 and built the kiln. Honorable Mention at the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition and the Japan Fine Arts Award. Became a member, councilor, director, and judge, then retired. Awarded the Musashino Traditional Craft Exhibition Honorable Mention and the Tokyo Branch Prize. Awarded the Tokyo Branch Prize at the New Work Exhibition. Specially selected for the Kanagawa Prefecture Exhibition. Selected for the Japan Traditional Craft Exhibition. Mainly blue and white porcelain.
