Gunji Pottery

Summary

Gunji Pottery is a pottery studio^[1].

Key Facts

• Gunji Pottery's field of work was Mashiko ware^[2].
• Gunji Pottery was influenced by Kōshi Baba^[3].
• Gunji Pottery is located in Mashiko^[4].
• Gunji Pottery is located in Nikkō-shi^[5].
• Gunji Pottery is in the country of Japan^[6].
• Gunji Pottery's instance of is recorded as pottery studio^[7].
• Gunji Pottery's instance of is recorded as business^[8].
• Gunji Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko ware^[9].
• Gunji Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko^[10].
• Gunji Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko Pottery Fair^[11].
• Gunji Pottery's has part is recorded as Tsunehisa Gunji^[12].
• Gunji Pottery's has part is recorded as Keiko Gunji^[13].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://liniere.jp/column/lifestyle/37829/^[14].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://casabrutus.com/categories/design/182008^[15].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://discoverjapan-web.com/article/47791^[16].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://loveit-circus.com/collections/gunji^[17].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://www.geshi.jp/past/1525^[18].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://macaro-ni.jp/66445^[19].
• Gunji Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://webtaiyo.com/culture/4199/^[20].
• Gunji Pottery's OpenCorporates ID is recorded as jp/5060002016307^[21].
• Gunji Pottery's participant in is recorded as Mashiko Pottery Fair^[22].
• Gunji Pottery's official name is recorded as 郡司製陶所^[23].
• Gunji Pottery's legal form is recorded as tokurēyūgen gaisha^[24].
• Gunji Pottery's Instagram username is recorded as tsunehisa_keiko_gunji^[25].
• Gunji Pottery's hashtag is recorded as 郡司製陶所^[26].

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Identity

Gunji Pottery's official name is recorded as 郡司製陶所^[23]. Part of include Mashiko ware^[9], a Traditional Crafts of Japan (as designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry)^[27], in Japan^[28]; Mashiko^[10], a town of Japan^[29], in Japan^[30], founded in 1889^[31]; and Mashiko Pottery Fair^[11], a ceramic fair^[32], in Japan^[33], founded in 1966^[34].

Industry

Gunji Pottery's field of work was Mashiko ware^[2].