* This still needs additional research
Known kilns:
Imadake Gama 今岳窯
Meizan or Bizan gama 眉山窯 (kiln closed)
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HANNO YAKI 飯能焼-Ceramics of Saitama Prefecture
Hanno Yaki has a long history but during the Meiji period with the popularity of porcelain the kiln died died out. It was revived in the mid 20thC.
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