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Arita Ijinkan is a residence built in 1876 by Tasuke Saku, a wealthy merchant from Arita.

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Dami brushes are specialized brushes used in the Dami underglaze technique, which is unique to the production of Arita ware and similar ceramics.

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Fukizumi

Fukizumi is a type of sometsuke (underglaze blue) technique where patterns are created by blowing gos (cobalt pigment) onto the surface.

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Goyōgama (御用窯) refers to

Goyōgama were kilns established by various Japanese domains during the Edo period with the purpose of producing special ceramics for the aristocracy, such as the Shogun family and feudal lords.

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Hajiki

Haji ware refers to unglazed earthenware produced in Japan from the Kofun to Heian periods.

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Hama

This is a disk-shaped tool placed under porcelain during kiln loading.

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Han-yō (domain kilns) are

These are kilns owned and managed by the various feudal domains (daimyo families) of Japan during the Edo period.

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Icchin

Ittchin is a technique for decorating ceramics by squeezing out slip or glaze from a nozzle through a triangular cone-shaped container, similar to piping cream onto a cake.

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