Kenmoku Pottery
Mashiko ware pottery, Japan
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Kenmoku Pottery
Summary
Kenmoku Pottery is a pottery studio[1].
Key Facts
- Kenmoku Pottery's instance of is recorded as pottery studio[2].
- Kenmoku Pottery's instance of is recorded as business[3].
- Kenmoku Pottery's instance of is recorded as event venue[4].
- Kenmoku Pottery's instance of is recorded as art gallery[5].
- Kenmoku Pottery's instance of is recorded as shop[6].
- Kenmoku Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko[7].
- Kenmoku Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko ware[8].
- Kenmoku Pottery's part of is recorded as Mashiko Pottery Fair[9].
- Kenmoku Pottery's part of is recorded as Hijisai[10].
- Kenmoku Pottery's has part is recorded as Kiichirō Kenmoku[11].
- Kenmoku Pottery's has part is recorded as Kōichi Kenmoku[12].
- Kenmoku Pottery's has part is recorded as Toshio Kenmoku[13].
- Kenmoku Pottery's has part is recorded as Konomi Kenmoku[14].
- Kenmoku Pottery's significant event is recorded as Mashiko Pottery Fair[15].
- Kenmoku Pottery's significant event is recorded as Hijisai[16].
- Kenmoku Pottery's described at URL is recorded as http://www.mashiko-kankou.org/shop/?shop=01281[17].
- Kenmoku Pottery's described at URL is recorded as http://www.mashiko-kankou.org/shop/?shop=00304[18].
- Kenmoku Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://tabisurumishinten.com/?p=441[19].
- Kenmoku Pottery's described at URL is recorded as https://hijisai.jp/archive2012/theme2/[20].
- Kenmoku Pottery's participant in is recorded as Mashiko Pottery Fair[21].
- Kenmoku Pottery's participant in is recorded as Hijisai[22].
- Kenmoku Pottery's Instagram username is recorded as kenmoku_event[23].
- Kenmoku Pottery's Facebook username is recorded as 117229025570652[24].
Body
Identity
Part of include Mashiko[7], a town of Japan[25], in Japan[26], founded in 1889[27]; Mashiko ware[8], a Traditional Crafts of Japan (as designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry)[28], in Japan[29]; Mashiko Pottery Fair[9], a ceramic fair[30], in Japan[31], founded in 1966[32]; and Hijisai[10], a festival[33], in Japan[34], founded in 2009[35].