Exhibition Okinawa Yomitanzanyaki Kitagama kiln by Kyoshi MATSUDA
Friday, 9 October 2026
Hello,
We are pleased to announce our upcoming solo exhibition.
Starting next week, from Saturday, October 17th to Saturday, October 24th, we will be hosting a solo exhibition for Kyoshi Matsuda from Yomitanzanyaki Kitagama in Okinawa, Japan. The event will take place at our brick-and-mortar shop, "Kogei Keaton," located in Kamimachi, Setagaya, Tokyo.
It has already been four years since his last exhibition with us.
This time, the exhibition will exclusively feature works crafted by Kyoshi Matsuda himself.
Due to its geographical and historical background, Okinawa has developed its own unique culture, lifestyle, and language under various influences. While many people think of a specific style when they hear the word "Yachimun" (Okinawan pottery), this exhibition will offer new discoveries, showing that a wide variety of pieces were actually made in Okinawa in the old days.
We sincerely invite you to visit the exhibition and enjoy each piece, one by one.
If you are curious about the shapes, clay, glazes, or the stories behind them, please feel free to ask Mr. Matsuda. He will be at the shop for the first three days of the exhibition.We look forward to welcoming you all.
Please note that our physical shop, "Kogei Kedon," will be temporarily closed on Thursday, October 15th, and Friday, October 16th, to prepare for the exhibition. Thank you for your understanding.
"Kyoshi Matsuda Exhibition – Yontanuzanyaki Kitagama"
• Dates: Saturday, October 17th – Saturday, October 24th (Closed on Tuesday, October 20th)
• Hours: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Artist in-store dates: Saturday 17th, Sunday 18th, and Monday 19th (First 3 days)
• Please note that only Kyoshi Matsuda’s works will be available for purchase during the exhibition period. Other pottery will not be on display.
• We do not accept holds or reservations for items during the exhibition.
• Payment options: Cash, major credit cards, iD, transportation IC cards, PayPay, Rakuten Pay, and Seta-Pay (10% point rewards apply during the exhibition).
