Toyozō Arakawa

Toyozo Arakawa (荒川 豊蔵, Arakawa Toyozō; March 21, 1894 - August 11, 1985) was a well-known Japanese ceramic potter.

Ya zauna kuma yana aiki a Mino, kusa da Nagoya . An ba shi lakabin "Taskar Ƙasa Mai Rai" a shekarar 1955.

A shekarar 1930 ya gano tarkace a wurin da aka lalata wani gidan wuta mai kama da ogama a Mutabora wanda ya tabbatar da cewa an ƙera Shino da Oribe aikin gilashi na Momoyama da farkon zamanin Edo a Japan a Mino maimakon a yankin Seto.  A shekarar 1933 ya gina gidan wuta wanda ya sake ƙirƙirar gidan wuta na Mutabora na asali kuma ya sake gano dabarun ƙera gilashin Shino. Winther-Tamaki, Bert (2019). "Earth Flavor (Tsuchi aji) in Postwar Japanese Ceramics". Japan Review. 32: 155. JSTOR 26652954. 

Akwai fassarar littafin Arakawa mai suna The Traditions and Techniques of Mino Pottery  a cikin littafin Janet Barriskill mai suna Visiting the Mino Kilns  Wild Peony Press, Sydney, 1995.

An ajiye ayyukansa a gidajen tarihi da dama, ciki har da Gidan Tarihi na Kwalejin Mills, [undefined] Gidan Tarihi na Victoria da Albert, [1] Gidan Tarihi na Portland, [2] Gidan Tarihi na ASU, [3] Gidan Tarihi na Brooklyn, [4] Gidan Tarihi na Seattle, [5] Cibiyar Fasaha ta Minneapolis, [6] da Gidan Tarihi na Jami'ar Michigan . [7]

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Rukuni:Mutuwan 1985