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| The 9th Chozaemon Ohi |    [Title] Japanese Industrial Arts Association Member [Born and death year] 1901-1986 Died at 85 years old [Native place] Kanazawa city, Ishikawa [Experience] 1927 He assumed master's name of the 9th Chozaemon as a successor. 1936 He got many attention at an exhibition of Osaka, and he became famous craftsman of tea ware. 1940 He was given a seal of "Chozaemon" by Fumimaro Konoe of the prime minister. 1942 He is authorized an artist to preserve industrial arts. 1958- He continued being selected for the Japanese Tradition Industrial Arts Exhibition. 1971 He became an invitation artist of the Japanese Ceramic Art Exhibition. 1978 He was given a name of Todosai by the 15th Urasenke Grand Tea Master Hounsai. | |
| Takeichi Kawai |  [Born and death year] 1908-1989 Died at 82 years old [Native place] Yasuki, Shimane [Experience] 1927 He trained himself at a kiln of Kanjiro Kawai (uncle). 1949 He entered Kokugakai group. 1953 He became independent from a kiln of an uncle. 1959- He started an exhibition of own works from this year. 1964 He held an exhibition of own works in Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand and Wellington. 1978 He held "The exhibition of the 50th anniversary making earthenware" in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Okayama and Yokohama. | |
| Tatsuzo Shimaoka |  [Title] The Living National Treasure [Born and death year] 1919- [Native space] Tokyo [Experience] 1941 He became a pupil of famous Shoji Hamada as a ceramist of Mashiko pottery. 1954 He built his kiln in Mashiko. 1962 He was awarded the Prize of The Japan Folk Crafts Museum. 1994 He was awarded the gold prize in Japan Ceramic Society. 1996 He was authorized the Living National Treasure. 1999 He was given a decoration. He held a lecture and an exhibition of own works in U.S.A., Canada, Australia, Germany, England and New Zealand. | |