■During the event → Tuesday, April 1

A group exhibition of 11 artists who are created with the aim of creating a free creative spirit on the stage of a trajectory. It will be a place to take a further step, and will exhibit ambitious works.
[Exhibited Writer] Naoshi Akahori, Kenichi Asoma, Eiji Oba, Seiichi Kasai, Hiroshi Kaneko, Setsuko Shimura, Yui Fukushima, Toshimasa Maeda, Tamaki Matsuda, Yoshihiko Yamada, Mikio Yokomori (alphabetical order, titles omitted)

■Wednesday, April 2 → 8th (Tuesday)

Born in Kumamoto in 1973. Completed Arida Ceramics University. Member of the Japan Kogei Association. In pursuit of the dignity of blue ceramics, research new expressions that make use of deep glaze. In this exhibition, about 60 works of beautiful forms finished in a quiet glaze will be exhibited in one hall.

Tsugane Nijin Dream
[Brief History]
Born in Kumamoto Prefecture in 1973
Selected for the 52nd Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2005 (17th)
2007 Buy Imperial Household Agency Ceramic Pot
2014 "The Now of Sei ceramics" Exhibited National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, etc.
Received the Japan Kogei Association Award in 2017 Traditional Crafts Ceramics Subcommittee Exhibition
Received the 9th Kikuchi Biennale Encouragement Award in 2021
Invited the 22nd Mokichi Okada Prize of 2022
2023 Exhibition at the Japan, China and South Korea Art Festival "Blue Ceramic Hearing Pot-Reminisce of Suiten-"
2024 Jingdezhen Ceramics University Kamigo Ceramics High School
2025 "Blue porcelain bowl" "Blue porcelain pot" "Blue porcelain pot-" Purchase and collection of the National Crafts Museum

■Wednesday, April 9 → 15th (Tuesday)

A group exhibition by notable artists under the age of 40 who are producing two-dimensional works such as paintings and prints. The artists who will be the center of the next generation will exhibit works created with their own world view in one hall.
[Exhibited Writer] Moeko Kageyama, Aki Kondo, Ryohei Shimazaki ("Saki" is officially written as "Tatsusaki"), Ei Nagasawa, Aya Nishi Hisamatsu, Tashi Hatayama, Kisei Fukuda, Ayane Mikagi, Musha Musha, Haya Murakami, Kena Yamabe, Kena Yamabe, abbreviated

■Wednesday, April 16 → 22nd (Tuesday)

Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1953. Completed Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. Professor Emeritus of Aichi Prefectural University of Arts, a regular member of the Japan Kogei Association. We will perform everything from potter's wheel formation to painting and firing consistently alone, and display about 70 dyed porcelain drawn in shades of Kuresu.

Prince Ota
[Brief History]
Born in Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture in 1953
Graduated from the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts in 1983.
New Traditional Crafts Exhibition (Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi) ('84, '86-'92)
1993 Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition (Nagoya Maruei) ('94-'21)
Received the Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition Award in 1995
Kiminori Ota Ceramics Exhibition (Mitsukoshi, Nihonbashi) ('97)
Traditional Japanese Crafts Exhibition ('99, '02, '03, '06, '07, '09, '12, '14, '15, '17-'21)
Received the Ando Prize of Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 1996
Kiminori Ota Ceramics Exhibition (Nagoya Maruei) ('98, '00, '04)
Received the 2002 Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Director's Award
2010 Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition Aichi Prefectural Governor's Award
2019 JR Nagoya Takashimaya Takanori Ota Kiminori Porcelain Exhibition ('22)
Current member of the Japan Kogei Association
Professor Emeritus, Aichi Prefectural University of Arts

■Wednesday, April 23 → 29th (Tuesday/holiday)

Born in Nagasaki Prefecture in 1957. He studied under Seto's second generation, Dr. Harundo Kato. Member of the Japan Kogei Association. Pottery is set up in Tado-cho, Kuwana-shi. Pursuit of Mikai, ash glaze, and natural glaze as beauty for born from soil. Approximately 100 items from large pots, vases, incense burners to tableware will be exhibited.

Toyonori Takemura
[Brief History]
Born in Nagasaki Prefecture in 1957
In 1978, studied under the second generation of Dr. Haru Ding Kato
Selected for the Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition (36 times thereafter)
Selected for the Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 1980 (13 times thereafter)
Independence in Seto City, 1986
Certified as a regular member of the Japan Kogei Association in 1988
1994 Relocated in Tado-cho, Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture
In 1999, built a hole kiln in Tado-cho, Kuwana-shi, Mie Prefecture
Currently a regular member of the Japan Kogei Association
Tokyo Dome Exhibition Excellent Artist Exhibition 11 times
Received Mie Cultural Encouragement Award

[Solo Exhibition]
Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and many others

■Wednesday, April 30 → May 6 (Tuesday/holiday)

Graduated from Nagoya University in 1976 and graduated from the Tokyo Institute of Glass Crafts in 1993. A friend of Nitten. Exploring the possibilities of glass materials using the techniques of blowing glass and part-de veil. In this exhibition, more than 60 works such as colorful objects and vases will be exhibited.

Kazuko county
[Brief History]
Graduated from the Faculty of Economics, Nagoya University in 1976
Graduated from the Tokyo Institute of Glass Crafts in 1992.
Graduated from the same blowing department in 1993
1995 Nikokai Newcomer Award
Since 1996, Nitten (Nitten Kaiyu)
1998 Japan Society Member Award
1999 Special Exhibition Award
2005 15th Anniversary Exhibition
Received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Prize of 2016.
Received the 8th Nitten Special Selection in 2021
Installation of Paroma Mizuho Arena works
2023 Established works by Kowa Kogyo Co., Ltd.