Tenjin Kiln, Mitsuaki Hibata, Artist Born in Bizen City in 1920. He is the chief priest of the Amatsu Shrine and a local historian researching Bizen ware. He inherited the ancestral Tenjin Kiln. He has received numerous awards, including the 8th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition. He is a regular member of the Japan Kogei Association. Guinomi (Sake Cup) Inner Diameter: 6cm Outer Height: 4.5cm Unused. It was stored in a box, but the box has deteriorated significantly due to long-term storage, so only the item and the instruction manual in the photo will be provided. #BizenWare #ImbeWare #MitsuakiHibata Type: Pottery Type: Sake Vessel Type: Guinomi (Sake Cup) Type of Pottery: Bizen Ware