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Showing posts with label Inuyama Yaki. Show all posts
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Monday, July 18, 2016
INUYAMA YAKI- Ceramics of Aichi Prefecture
Inuyama Yaki translates to "Dog Mountain" fired. Inuyama ceramics are made in north western Aichi Prefecture, just north of Nagoya. It has a long tradition for ceramics dating from the early Edo period.
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