1946 Born in Tokyo
1966 Studied under Kosei Matsui (Holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property; Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture)
1968 Studied under Seimei Tsuji (Honorary Citizen of Tokyo; Tama, Tokyo) and Kyo Tsuji
1982 First solo exhibition, Hachioji Daimaru
1985 Selected for the 8th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Section 3)
1997, 2003 Selected for the 2nd Izushi Porcelain Triennale
1998 Selected for the Traditional Kogei New Works Exhibition (also 2001)
Selected for the 45th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2003 Selected for the 17th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Section 1)
Selected for the 50th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2005 Selected for the 18th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Sections 1 and 3; prize nominee)
Selected for the 52nd Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition
Selected for the Japan Folk Crafts Museum Exhibition (through 2023)
2006 Selected for the 53rd Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition
Recognized as a full member of the Japan Kogei Association
2007 Selected for the 19th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Sections 1 and 3)
2008 Selected for the 48th East Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition (also 2013)
2013 Selected for the 22nd Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Section 1)
2014 Selected for the 2nd Tobi-ten
2015 Selected for the 23rd Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Sections 1 and 3)
Selected for the 8th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition
2016 Selected for the 9th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition; Encouragement Prize, Japan Folk Crafts Museum Exhibition
2017 Selected for the 24th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Section 3)
2019 Selected for the 25th Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition (Section 3)
Solo exhibition at Sapporo Mitsukoshi; received the Japan Folk Crafts Association Prize
2020 Selected for the 13th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition
2022 TOKI Oribe Encouragement Prize, 14th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition
2024 TOKI Oribe Prize of Excellence, 16th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition
2025 Toki City 70th Anniversary Special Prize, 17th Contemporary Tea Ceramics Exhibition
