Interviews
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Mastering Tradition and Innovation: Art of Aizu Lacquerware
An exclusive interview with Aizu lacquerware master, Komatsu Shigeo, discussing the history, the process, and his journey.

Artisanat coloré : le parcours artistique de Fujii Yuya avec ses baguettes
Meet the artist behind Matsukan's hand-painted chopsticks, sharing the incredible path he took to master the craft.

Reviving Usuki Ware: A Journey with Usami Hiroyuki
Delve into the world of Usuki ware through the lens of Hiroyuki Usami, representative of the USUKIYAKI Research Institute.

The Story of Lost Porcelain: A Journey Through Zentoku-ji
Learn about the history of Usuki ware, a legendary porcelain ware from Usuki City and how it was rediscovered.

Possessing the Light, Edo Kiriko Glassware
Explore Edo Kiriko with artisan Kiyohide, where traditional glass cutting meets precision, beauty, and craftsmanship.

A Symphony of Hands: The Diverse Artisans Behind USUKIYAKI Porcelain Elegance
In the heart of Usuki City, the story of Usuki Ware isn't just the vision of one, but the harmonized effort of many.

The Art of Plate Selection: A Chef's Journey in Picking Japanese Tableware
Discover Chef Yoshiaki Mori’s approach to Japanese tableware at Kisaku, where each plate enriches the art of dining.

Defining Modern Lacquerware, a Journey of a Northern Craftsperson
Yoshita Kasho is well known in Japan for his innovative designs using traditional techniques of lacquerware craft.

Interview with Mr. Kota Matsumoto -Representative of Sanuki Urushi Sinra
Sinra's lacquerware resonates with modern lifestyles by infusing a unique flair into traditional techniques.

Interview with Mr. Tatsuro Hirota-President of Hirota Glass Co., Ltd (Part 2)
I had the pleasure of sitting down with the fourth president of Hirota Glass, Mr. Tatsuro Hirota, to hear his thoughts.

Discovering Edo Kiriko with Mr. Tatsuro Hirota, President of Hirota Glass Co., Ltd (Part 1)
Entrez dans Hirota Glass et explorez l'artisanat, l'histoire et l'avenir d'Edo Kiriko dans le quartier de Sumida à Tokyo.