Koichi Tomiyama ×Takuji Hayashi

October 22, 2025

22 Oct (Wed.) - 27 Oct (Mon.) 　12:00-18:00

Artist in gallery 23 (Thu.)

　Online product release: from Wednesday 22 October evening onwards.

　Exhibition sales: from 12:00 Thursday 23 October.

　Online sales: 10/23 (Thu) 20:00 -

Koichi Toyama uses his unique sensibility and techniques to create a timeless look from the texture of the wood he has cut.

The tray series, each with a different haturi look,

Soban, with its modern twelve-cornered shape and aged appearance,

and the Sumikiri-kaku tray variation, which is even more appealing as an everyday companion.

The gentle beige-grey colour is created by fine penetrations slightly tinted with acorns.

The soft green glaze is reminiscent of antiquities.

Takuji Hayashi's vessels have a warmth and simplicity in their effortless form.

Koichi Toyama's woodwork and Takuji Hayashi's ceramics.

Despite the differences in materials,

the two share a quietness behind their stout style and a presence that blends into the space as if it had always been there.

Please enjoy this exhibition of two artists whose comfortable reticence resonates with each other.

Livingware Hanada

　Kudan Bldg 1 & 2F, 2-2-5 Kudan-minami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0074, Japan

　Tel: 03-3262-0669

　Store opening hours

　Weekdays: 12:00 - 18:00 / Weekends and holidays: 12:00 - 17:00

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Things made from soil and grass "Takuji Hayashi x Asami Sakaki Botanical Laboratory exhibition"

October 13, 2025

Sat 11 Oct - Sun 26 Oct

✳︎ The shop will be closed on Wed 15 and Wed 22 Oct.

In October, Gallery Grapefruit Juice will host a two-person exhibition by Takuji Hayashi and Asami Sakaki Botanical Laboratory.

Soil and grass are different materials, yet deeply connected to human life. Please come and see the overlapping spaces of expression created by their hands.

Takuji Hayashi

Born as the fourth generation of a potter in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. After studying ceramic techniques in Seto, built his own kiln in Seto/Hayashino. Later moved to Okayama Prefecture and continued to make pottery. He uses both a potter's wheel and a mould, and after firing, he uses a technique where natural colour is impregnated into the nuki (penetration) with tochishibu (a type of astringent woodchip).

Asami Sakaki Botanical Institute

Born in Shizuoka Prefecture, Sakaki Asami established the Asami Sakaki Botanical Institute in 2015 and is currently based in Suwa, Nagano Prefecture. She creates works and exhibitions that utilise plants, such as bonsai, wildflowers and grass ornaments. She continues to create works that are simple yet evoke the suppleness of nature and the workings of life, valuing the sense of finding beauty in "imperfection, distortion and gaps".

Gallery Grapefruit Juice

(in Kurasukoto, a shop for food, snacks and sundries)

1-11-21-3F Hirao, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka

TEL: 092-791-9851

Online sales now.

September 05, 2025

Works from the Takuji Hayashi exhibition, which was on show at the Futakotamagawa shop until recently, are now available in the online shop.

Among the old ceramics and antiques that Hayashi is influenced by, he is particularly fascinated by the old pottery of his birthplace, Seto.

He continues to produce pieces that retain the atmosphere of the old pottery and can be used as everyday vessels in daily life.

Hayashi uses both a mould and a potter's wheel in his work.

Please choose from a variety of shapes and expressions, and enjoy thinking about how to combine them.

KOHORO Futakotamagawa shop

1F, 3-12-11 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

TEL 03-5717-9401

Solo exhibition opens at KOHORO Futakotamagawa.

August 13, 2025

Friday 29 August - Tuesday 2 September 11am-7pm

Artist in the gallery 29 Fri.

The date of the exhibition, which had been postponed since July, has been fixed.

We apologize for the inconvenience to everyone who has been waiting.

We have made not only our regular pieces, but also cooler ones such as ash glaze, Omakai, and pale green glaze.

We will make adjustments so that we can bring a lot of items.

Please come and visit us.

KOHORO Futakotamagawa shop

1F, 3-12-11 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

tel 03-5717-9401

11am-7pm / Closed on Wednesdays (Open during exhibitions)

Exhibition starts at S-STORE.

July 16, 2025

Takuji Hayashi's ceramic exhibition

Saturday 19 July, 11:00-18:00 Closed on Mon & Tue

S-STORE Store 7.19(SAT) 11AM-

S-STORE ONLINE SHOP 7.26(SAT) 9PM-.

S-STORE

5-5-11, Fukazawa 5-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158-0081, Japan

Notice of Postponement of the Exhibition

June 26, 2025

Notice of postponement for my solo exhibition at Koholo Tokyo from 28 June (Sat) has been postponed due to my injury.

To those who were looking forward to it, and to the people involved in the preparations,

I am very sorry.

I am sorry for the inconvenience caused to the Koholo staff.

The project has been postponed until the end of August.We will report to you again.

Thank you very much for your cooperation.

Takuji Hayashi

Takuji Hayashi solo Exhibition.

June 23, 2025

Jun. 28.(Sat,) - Jul.7.(Sun,)

11am-7pm

From 28.Jun. (Sat), KOHORO Futakotamagawa will open a solo exhibition by Takuji Hayashi, who makes ceramics in Okayama Prefecture.

This will be his second exhibition in four years, since 2021.

Among the old ceramics and antiques that have influenced Hayashi, he is particularly fascinated by the old pottery of his birthplace, Seto.

He continues to create pieces that maintain the atmosphere of old pottery and accompany daily life as everyday vessels.

Hayashi uses both a mould and a potter's wheel in his work.

Thinking about the various shapes, expressions, and combinations is part of the fun.

Please enjoy looking at his works while imagining the dining table in the hot summer season.

KOHORO Futakotamagawa

1F 3-12-11 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

TEL 03-5717-9401

Exhibition in China

May 15, 2025

Takuji Hayashi solo exhibition Ⅱ

Mar. 15 (Fri.) - 19 (Mon.) 10：30am - 4pm

Tableware for everyday use will be on display.

Please come and visit the store.

海馬Kaiba Store

No.45 Tiaozhouwan Road,Shangcheng Dist, Hangzhou,Zhejiang Pro.,China

Tel:+86 13588717126

Field of Craft Kurashiki 2025

May 08, 2025

Display booths and workshops by craft artists from all over Japan.

Date & Time
10th May 2025 (Saturday) 10:00-17:00
11th May 2025 (Sunday) 10:00-16:30
for 2 days (*No postponement for rain)

Venue
Kurashiki City Geibunkan Hall Plaza <Google map>
18-1, Chūō 1 Chome, Kurashiki-shi, OKAYAMA 710-0046
* 3 minutes walk from Bikan chiku area

Organizer
The Field of Craft Executive Committee
Address: 1-10, Tondacho 1 chome, Kita-ku, Okayama City, OKAYAMA 700-0816
E-mail: jimu(at)field-of-craft.com

The “Tea Time Exhibition” opens tomorrow！

April 28, 2025

Tuesday, April 29 - Tuesday, May 6

Opening hours: 11:00-19:00

Glass reflecting soft light. Ceramics that fit comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Teacups, mugs, pots and pitchers, teaspoons and cutlery.

Cloth & Cloth offers a range of utensils that gently accompany you during your daily "tea time".

This year, nine makers, including some who are exhibiting for the first time, will be presenting their work.

Their work will include a greater variety of unique tea utensils with different expressions.

A memorable moment with fragrance.

At the venue, you will be able to enjoy our popular annual

original blends of new tea and Garage Coffee Company's café latte base.

Whether you`re talking with your loved ones, or in the morning when you spend a quiet moment alone, the presence of a bowl will make your days softer and softer.

Please take this opportunity to find the right cupware and dishware to accompany your "tea time".

We look forward to welcoming you.

Cloth & Cross Jiyugaoka shop

2-14-11, Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0035

Tel: 03-6421-3086　　　@clothandcross_shop_staff