omoinosiori INTERVIEW（English） A Job People Pass Down over 100 Years Asai Akihisa, a tile artisan Keep Walking a path of tatami Toda Kazuo, a qualified tatami artisan An lacquer worker who keeps challenges Nishimura Keikou Lacquer worker One Craftsperson in Kyoto Kitagawa Shinichi, a Sanpu artisan Enchanted by Bamboo Ishida Shoichi, a bamboo handicrafts artisan A Craftsman Fascinated by Tsuzureori Hirano Kikuo, a tsuzureori artisan A Yuzen Dye Artisan Who Keeps LearningMr.Mizuguchi Yoshiharu, Yuzen dye artisan Handwritten Kyo-yuzen – The Work of “Sensho”Mr.Ichikawa Masashi, a Sensho A Nishijin Textile Weaver Who is Pursuing His FutureMr.Eito Sasaki, a Nishijin Textile Artisan What is “technique”? An Ise-katagami Artisan with 58 Years’ ExperienceMr.Hajime Itoh, an Ise-katagami carving artisan An Artisan Who Seeks the Possibility of Gold LeafMr.Daisuke Nishiyama, a Gold leaf artisan A Young Lantern Artisan Who Tells the Story of Japanese LanternsMr.Hiroshi Kojima, a Lantern artisan A Ceramist Who Strives toward the Future of PotteryMr.Yuichi Ikai, a ceramist An Artisan Who is not like an “Artisan”Mr.Masamitsu Kataoka, a Buddhist rosary artisan
