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Mr. Matsunaga, who had mainly produced tea ceramics in Mino, now produces ceramics in his hometown of Nankan, Kumamoto Prefecture, a historic ceramic production area based on the ceramic techniques he developed in Mino.

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1964·§Ëܸ©¤ËÀ¸¤Þ¤ì¤ë¡¡Born in Kumamoto Prefecture
1989Åìµþ³Ø·ÝÂç³Ø¶µ°é³ØÉô´¶È Bachelor of Education, Tokyo Gakugei University
1988°¦Ãθ©Î©ÍҶȹâÅùµ»½ÑÀìÌç¹»½¤Î»¸å¡¢´ôÉ츩ÅÚ´ô»Ô¤ËÃÛÍÒ After completing Aichi Prefectural College of Ceramics, built a kiln in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture.
2010·§Ëܤ˵¢¶¿¤·¡¢Æî´ØÄ®¤ÇÁÇ·îÍÒ¤òÃÛÍÒ Returned to Kumamoto and built the Sougetsu Kiln in Nanseki Town.
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