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    Pottery from the past and the future “Ceramic artist, Mitsukuni Misaki”

    2011.9.2
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    Pottery ware made in the woods “Yuriko Matsuda”

    2011.8.6
  • CRAFT Shizuoka

    Pottery as art “Ceramic artist, Hideaki Suzuki”

    2011.7.25
  • CRAFT Nagano

    Warm Kizeto Ceramics “Ceramic Craftsman Sachiyo Komatsu”

    2010.11.25
  • CRAFT Aichi

    Teapots of brilliant crimson “Potter, Jozan Yamada”

    2010.10.23
  • CRAFT Aichi

    Art made by casting “Ceramic Artist, Shigekazu Nagae”

    2010.10.22
  • CRAFT Aichi

    Introducing a breath of fresh air into Seto “Ceramic Artist, Shingo Takeuchi”

    2010.10.19
  • CRAFT Aichi

    Inheriting the tradition of “Seto-yaki”, “Ceramic Artist, Sakusuke Kato”

    2010.10.19
  • CRAFT Aichi

    The Gap between Strength and Gentleness “Ceramic Artist, Shuntei Kato”

    2010.10.18
  • CRAFT Gifu

    Creating ceramics that capture light “Ceramic artist, Akio Niisato”

    2010.9.22
  • CRAFT Gifu

    Pottery with Avant Garde art “Potter, Harumi Nakashima”

    2010.9.19
  • CRAFT Gifu

    Art created by flames “Potter, Kozo Kato”

    2010.9.19
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Discovering Japan [Nihon] through authentic craftsmanship [Honmono]

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