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1	NEW TOURISM BOTH PHOTOS MASATOSHI SAKAMOTO Creative Breaks Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gov-online.go.jp Language: English - Date: 2011-03-10 22:02:47 Mashiko Tochigi Shōji Hamada Pottery Tochigi Prefecture Ceramic art Ceramic Tatsuzō Shimaoka Visual arts Ceramics Living National Treasures of Japan
2	A Guide to Form and Color It is said that the celebrated mingei potter, Shōji Hamada (1894– Add to Reading List Source URL: sinuous.com Language: English - Date: 2013-05-13 14:29:02 Maneki Neko Culture Neko Mingei Repetition Identity Shōji Hamada Japan Asian culture Luck Japanese folklore Japanese pop culture
3	Myriad Leaves JLGC News Letter JULYTanabata Star-Festival, Sendai City (Picture courtesy of the City of Sendai) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.jlgc.org.uk Language: English - Date: 2014-05-13 06:09:59 Political geography Prefectures of Japan Japan National Tourism Organization Bernard Leach Shōji Hamada Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami Tokyo JET Programme David Leach Subdivisions of Japan Japan Asia
4	MARK HEWITT: falling into place Summer 2010 The Nasher Museum invited internationally renowned Pittsboro-based potter Mark Hewitt to create an installation Add to Reading List Source URL: hewittpottery.com Language: English - Date: 2014-08-03 11:14:04 Ceramics Mark Hewitt Bernard Leach Ash glaze Kiln Michael Cardew Studio pottery Shōji Hamada Winchcombe Pottery Visual arts Pottery Ceramic art
5	Mark in Place Henry Glassie North Carolina – a place of red clay and black pines, of sleek highways and suave conurbation – was the nurturing ground of Mark Hewitt’s magnificent artistic achievement. He digs Caroli Add to Reading List Source URL: hewittpottery.com Language: English - Date: 2014-08-03 11:59:47 Ceramic glazes Alumni of the University of Bristol Mark Hewitt Bernard Leach Ash glaze Pottery Shōji Hamada Chinese ceramics Winchcombe Pottery Visual arts Ceramic art Ceramics
6	Mark in Place Henry Glassie North Carolina – a place of red clay and black pines, of sleek highways and suave conurbation – was the nurturing ground of Mark Hewitt’s magnificent artistic achievement. He digs Caroli Add to Reading List Source URL: hewittpottery.com Language: English - Date: 2013-01-22 11:11:51 Ceramic glazes Alumni of the University of Bristol Mark Hewitt Bernard Leach Ash glaze Pottery Shōji Hamada Chinese ceramics Winchcombe Pottery Visual arts Ceramic art Ceramics