"I Love Utensils" Author: [Japan] Xiangjian Zhisheng Publisher: Utopia | Guangxi Normal University Press Producer: Utopia

Preface Chapter 1 I want to live with utensils Yoshida Naotsugu The world of black and white Anami Ueya Blue and white porcelain and white porcelain utensils Kameda Daisuke White porcelain Soba dipping sauce cups and wheel-shaped flat plates Yokoyama Takuya White pottery flat plates Yoshida Takaaki The restrained blue and white porcelain Tsurumi Soji Crane-beaked bowls and large plates Ishida Makoto Red hair hand porcelain Murakami Takumi pottery Ono Teppei comb-marked utensils Yoshioka Banri Painted utensils Miya Keiichi Sora blown glass Murata Mori blue painted flower plates Yazawa Hiroaki Everyday lacquer Fumihiko Oyamano’s “white makeup” uses powder to introduce Gunji Yoshihisa’s clean and spotless beauty Akira Taniguchi’s white porcelain square plate Hatta Toru Mishima hand-made pottery jar Jun Odani Heat-resistant utensils Katsunori Yaoita Katsunori’s beautiful wonderland Kazumi Yoshimura’s colorful utensils Yoshio Samukawa’s hard-textured utensils Atsushi Ogata’s “earth makeup” uses powder to introduce Yuji Muraki’s tea bowls Naruyoshi Morioka × Yuriko Morioka Nanban ware and white porcelain Chapter 2: Spending a honeymoon with utensils How should we buy utensils?
The first step is to start with pink. The elegance of blue and white porcelain. The delightful Nanman ware. The pure Mishima handicraft melts into white porcelain. I have a promise with the utensils. The joy of washing the utensils. Get a flower vase to decorate the kitchen. A few colorful plates. Utensils storage. Working utensils, delicious utensils. The "cuteness" of utensils.
A tribute to the shape of an ordinary day. A postscript to the little things about naming