[List of Artists]
・Ryota Aoki(ceramics)　　　　　　　　　・Ryusuke Asai(ceramics)　　
・Shinya Abe(bamboo)　　　　　　　　　　・Keiji Ito (ceramics)　　
・Shigeru Uchida(design)　　　　　　　　　・Koichi Uchida(ceramics)
・Kyokko Kaida (tea scoop)　　　　　　　・Toru Kaneko (gold craft)　
・Fujio Kawagishi(drawing)　　　　　　　　・Hono Kim (drawing, ceramics)
・Ｋｏｋｉｎ (drawing)　　　　　　　　　　　　　　・Toru Sato(glass)　　
・Shinichi Sugawara (wood craft)　　　　・Ikuo Nakao(ceramics)
・Kohei Nakamura(ceramics)　　　　　　　・Shiro Tsujimura(ceramics, brush painting)　
・Yui Tsujimura( ceramics)　　　　　　　　・Kai Tsujimura(ceramics)　
・Mamoru Teramoto(ceramics)　　　　　　 ・Yoshio Nishihata(Japan racquer)　
・Shin Fujihira (ceramics)　　　　　　　　　・Yasushi Fujihira(ceramics)
・Masataka Fukuda (ivory craft)　　　　　・Toru Matsuzaki(Japan racquer)　　
・Hafu Matsumoto(bamboo)　　　　　　　　・Shigeyoshi Morioka (ceramics)　　
・Yuriko Morioka (ceramics)　　　　　　　・Shinya Yamamura(Japan racquer)
・Yoshio Yamamoto(silver craft)　　　　　・Harue Yahagi(brush painting)　

Japan culture has long become popular again even among Japanese young pople. Partiucularly, young male people are "coming back" from golf courses for entertainment to "Cha no Yu" - tea ceremony as they find tradition in tea ceremony anew. Moon and its light, as we are attracted by Moonlight Sonata of Beethoven and Clair de lune by Debussy, empower us throughout time and place. For this special exhibition, more then 20 artists whom Ippodo has very close contact with created adorable ceremony ware.

If you have any question, please feel free to inquire. Phone: +81 3-3444-3199, e-mail: info@planup.co.jp .