Dictionary Okuda Seiichi
Born on June 15, 1883 (Meiji 16). Ceramicist. Born in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture. Graduated from the Department of Psychol...
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Dictionary Dictionary Oku Kiln Site Group
This is a group of Sue ware kiln sites distributed across Nagafune-cho, Oku-cho, and Ushimado-cho in Setouchi City, Okay...
Dictionary Okugorai
OkugoraiThis is a piece from the Momoyama period (1573-1600), which antique dealers call "Ko-karatsu". At this time, tea...
Dictionary Ogawa
OgawaChukyo specialty. Shinchu old tea caddy, Ogawa style. It is said to have been so named because Ogawa Sosada took it...
Dictionary Okada Mokichi
Okada MokichiOyasama Okada was born in 1882 in Hashiba, Tokyo (Taito-ku, Tokyo), the founder of the World Salvationist C...
Dictionary Korin Ogata
Korin OgataKorin OgataPainter. Born in 1658.Born in 1658, he was the second child of Ogata Soken, a kimono merchant in K...
Dictionary Ogasawara Nagamasa
Lord of Karatsu Castle in Hizen Province (Saga Prefecture), Ogasawara Nagamasa relocated from Tanagura, Oshu (Higashishi...
Dictionary Okakura Tenshin
Okakura TenshinLeader of the Meiji art world. Born in 1862, he was the second son of Kan'emon Okakura, a Yokohama trader...
Dictionary Ohi ware
Ohi wareRaku ware from Kaga (Ishikawa Prefecture), a side kiln. 1666 (Kanbun 6), Maeda Tsunanori, lord of the Kaga domai...
Dictionary Magosaburo Ohara
Magosaburo OharaBorn in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture in 1880 (Meiji 13), Magosaburo Ohara inherited his family's proper...
Dictionary Otomo Sorin
Otomo SorinA warrior from the late Muromachi to Azuchi-Momoyama period, Otomo Sorin was born in 1530 (Kyoroku 3). He was...
Dictionary Otsu
OtsuSpecialty. Korean tea bowl, persimmon calyx. It was owned by the Yanishi clan of Otsu, and was praised for its exqui...