Shizuhata_yaki|Japanese pottery products

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On June 11 to June 17 in 2015, Shizuhata_yaki pottery including Onifuku bowls, Irabo tea pots and cups, and Fuji dishes will be exhibited and sold at the 2nd Floor of Tokyu Department Kichijyoji Store in Tokyo.
On July 10 to July 22 in 2015, Shizuhata_yaki pottery will be exhibited and sold at the Japan Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square in Tokyo.
On July 2, and August 23 to 27 in 2015, Onifuku bowls and Fuji dishes will be exhibited at the Japan Pavilion in the Expo Milano 2015.

Since I succeeded to this pottery, thanks for many people, I have been able to keep the pottery. All the Shizuhatayaki potteries had closed in the past because of natural disaster and historical circumstances, and later some potteries resumed making Shizuhatayaki. Now, there is only one pottery making Shizuhata wares whose the main motif is "Onifuku", that is "Shuka Pottery".

'Onifuku' is the origin of Shizuhata_yaki, in which a fortune ('fuku') face is painted on the front side, and devil's face ('oni') is formed on the back.

I work every day in the pottery succeeded from Tuichi Aoshima the fourth. The pottery is old but still in good codition.

More than anything else, I would like visiters to use Shizuhata_yaki products in daily life and find its quality and function. I believe using Shizuhata_yaki makes your home cooking, tea, coffee and bear something new.

Stamp of Shuka Pottery the fifth, Godai Shunjyuka

Shuka Pottery the fifth, Godai Shunjuka

95, Yanagi-cho, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka, Japan