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Chozaemon Ohi
Toshio Ohi

Website: http://www.ohimuseum.com/english/
The 2nd Shunji Kato
[Born and death year] 1892 - 1979
[Native place] Seto city, Aichi
[Experience]
1926
He assumed master's name of the 2nd Shunji Kato as a successor.
And he was working as an exclusive craftsman of the Matsuoryu later.
1940
He has built Kannon for the war dead memorial.
1975
He was recognized as intangible cultural heritage as a potter Oribe and Old Seto in Aichi prefecture.
The 30th Tozaburo Kato
He was selected as the ceramist that was conserved art.
His works were selected five times at The Nitten.
Yaemon Kato
[Born and death year] 1942-
[Native place] Kasahara town, Gifu
[Experience]
1942
He was born as the 3rd son of Juemon Kato.

He learned a ceramic art from his father.
He opened his kiln in the near of Yashichida kiln.
Tadayuki Yamamoto
[Title] Traditional Craftsman
[Born and death year] 1933-
[Native place] Yamanaka town, Ishikawa
[Experience]
1947
He learned Makie (lacquer work).
1959
He started Makie craftsman.
1969
He won the highest prize at The Yamanaka Makie Exhibition.