A ceramicist based in Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture, working under the name "Saki-gama." Their primary technique is slipware, a tradition originating in 17th–18th century Britain, in which patterns are applied to the surface of vessels using liquid clay slip. Using locally sourced Kyushu materials, each piece is crafted with care, pursuing forms that honor traditional methods while suiting the modern dining table. Solo exhibitions and pop-up events are held actively at galleries across Japan.