I thought this was a professional ceramic program in some sort of technical colleges. Since you are in Japan, do you know any schools that have a ceramics programs? I've tried googling it, but didnt find much. Thx.
You are vary fortunate to have studied there. I see some marbled clay in your nice batch of pots. Glad to see some young throwers for a change. Hope you stick with it, ceramics is the worlds most facinating hobby. Stay in there!
Holy cow! What a clean studio!
hifired 2 years ago
wtf............nice video
jmg1957 2 years ago
Is this a few year - degree or just a short cource like in one summer? I wanna go to Japan to learn ceramics too.
tbtb27 3 years ago
People go to Kansai Gaidai to study abroad and mainly learn Japanese. The ceramics was an elective on the side.
kj7rat in reply to tbtb27 (Show the comment) 3 years ago
I thought this was a professional ceramic program in some sort of technical colleges. Since you are in Japan, do you know any schools that have a ceramics programs? I've tried googling it, but didnt find much. Thx.
tbtb27 in reply to kj7rat (Show the comment) 3 years ago
I'm sorry but I'm not in Japan--this is from my study abroad in 2005-6.
kj7rat in reply to tbtb27 (Show the comment) 3 years ago
brava!
CharmingHome 3 years ago
would you recommend this class to others? I am going to this school in the fall
mafurock33 4 years ago
Totally. Sensei is amazing, and it was my favorite class while I was there. Good luck getting in, though--there's usually a waiting list.
kj7rat in reply to mafurock33 (Show the comment) 4 years ago
what a lot of people in one studio
My studios almost as big but with a fracton of the people
twirlingbud777 4 years ago
You are vary fortunate to have studied there. I see some marbled clay in your nice batch of pots. Glad to see some young throwers for a change. Hope you stick with it, ceramics is the worlds most facinating hobby. Stay in there!
GindaUP 5 years ago