1937-
male
He graduated from Saga Prefectural Arita High School. Studied under Yoshimitsu Morino in Kyoto. Selected for the Nitten exhibition for the first time in 1961. Moved from Amakusa to Kumamoto City in 1968 and studied the Yi Dynasty. In 1984, he built another kiln in Koshichi-cho, Saga Prefecture. Awarded the Governor’s Prize at the Kumanichi Fine Arts Exhibition and the Asahi Newspaper Award at the Western Craft Exhibition. Awarded the Governor’s Prize at the Kumar Japan Fine Arts Exhibition, the Asahi Newspaper Award at the Western Craft Exhibition, and others. Solo exhibitions include Aoyama Green G, Ikebukuro Seibu, Daimaru Fukuoka, and others. A regular member of the Japan Kogei association. Mainly engaged in Kohiki.
