Kankake Yaki- Ceramics of Shodoshima, Kagawa Prefecture

 

神懸焼　香悦

香悦

Shodoshima Kankake Yaki Koetsu or Kaetsu? 
小豆島神懸焼　香悦

https://www.orange-ti.com/kankake.htm

Ceramics of Kitakyushu and Kokura

UnJyouzan Yaki (雲城山焼)  Kita Kyushu, Moji ku

 This is a kind of ceramics that came from Iwami Yaki in Shimane Prefecture.

https://www.un-jou-zan-yaki.com/

Hamada Gama

https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000020.000014063.html

Kiku Yaki (Follows Agano style)

http://www.kikuyaki.jp/

KANGETSU YAKI-Ceramics of Fukuoka Prefecture

Kangetsu Yaki is located in the Kawara/ Agano area of Fukuoka Prefecture.

                                                                               Morita Gama.
 

ASO YAKI- Ceramics of Kumamoto Prefecture (Aso District) 阿蘇焼

 

Shimane Prefecture Kilns

 I found this photo from my picture files from 10 years ago. 

RIHEI YAKI (理平焼)-Ceramics of Kagawa Prefecture

 http://otokuinfomation.web.fc2.com/blog/index5616.html

TAKEO YAKI- Ceramics of Saga Prefecture

 Modern Takeo Yaki is usually grouped with Karatsu style but since it is also bordering Arita may have influence from there as well. 

Youyou Gama 遊遊窯　　

This kiln produces ware mostly for Inns in Hot Spring areas like Beppu. The most typical motif is that of “oni” translated as ogre or monster. 

https://youyougama.wixsite.com/youyoukiln/about-us

Shiretoku Gama- Ceramics of Shiretoku, Hokkaido

                                                            Made by Honda Keichi 

http://potterybasket-jp.weebly.com/26412300002231719968--keichi-honda.html

 

HANIWA FIGURES

 Haniwa figures  (Replicas)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haniwa

Honbu (本部) Haniwa are made in Miyazaki Prefecture. 

MINOO (Minoh) YAKI (箕面焼)-Ceramics of Osaka Prefecture

 Minoo Yaki is made in the area near the Minoo Waterfall in Osaka Prefecture. It is made by the Matsuda family since 1910. It is characteristically a bright red, often with a black and/or white marbling effect. The shop is located on the quaint path leading to the scenic Minoo Falls. 

https://peraichi.com/landing_pages/view/minohware

Photo permission from Ryan Snooks