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...om is convinced that the international pipe community should be looking at Japan a bit harder. In an interview offering detailed insights into the global pi ...I know least well. His Tsutomu pipe brand is widely known and respected in Japan and he's far more prolific than Satou or Tokutomi, making a few hundred pip

...is paper will be on the artifacts of pipe smoking in 18th and 19th century Japan, and the terminology, development and integration of the same into the nati ...s, probably around 1561, and it appears that there were tobacco dealers in Japan as early as 1576. The initial reaction appears to have been one of horrifi

'''''The History of Tsuge is the History of Pipe Making in Japan''''' === 1945 -- Path to Become a Leading Pipe Maker in Japan ===

[[File:BarneySuzuki.JPG|thumb|Barney Suzuki]]Barney Suzuki of Kawasaki, Japan is one of the few pipe people of international renown; as a pipe collector, ...rnabas “Barney” T. Suzuki was born in Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan in 1938. He was a grandson of a Japanese Missionary for the Church of Engla

...l in Europe or the United States, this would seem particularly odd, but in Japan, with its history of highly artistic, small handcrafted goods, while it was ...ipes full-time with Tsuge for a little over a year now. Ryota, 'Our Man in Japan', Shimizu, and I first saw her work in December, 2012. We were immediately

...rly but very good article on the history of tobacco and smoking customs in Japan. ...king sets’ flavored with the collecting environment of the early 1980’s in Japan.

...ulk of his pipes are marketed and sold by his brother, who operates one of Japan's biggest pipe shops. ...rictly refer to the Danish "reformed shapes" from the 1960's. - Outside of Japan Tsotomu's pipes are hardly seen though attempts were made to introduce them

=== Japan === ...[[Special:MyLanguage/Tokutomi, Hiroyuki|Tokutomi, Hiroyuki]]'''||Maebashi, Japan

...It should also be noted that prior to the 19th century in some parts of Japan, e.g. Nagasaki, a tabako-bon might be referred to simply as a kau-bon. ...the pipe may be filled a few times for successive smokes.” E.S.N. Morse, Japan Day by Day, 1917.</blockquote>

=== Japan === <!--T:138--> |'''[[Tokutomi, Hiroyuki]]'''||Maebashi, Japan

...one of the first pipe makers for Fukashiro, the first briar pipe maker in Japan. On an interesting historical side note, according to Satou, his father rep ...expensive pipes. Satou does something completely different. For centuries, Japan has been home to some of the finest high-quality furniture in the world. Mu

...d to the export markets in Germany, the United States, and particularly in Japan. The pipes were made to order both for customers and retailers. ...the eyes of a young Danish girl at those times. Sven's daughter now visits Japan when possible, as she later became a big fan of Japanese art, food, books,

...himself a homo ludens. In his younger years he travelled from and back to Japan to other Asian countries many times pleasuring and trying himself in many a Yamaguchi, Japan

...seum) of Prag, and the Art gallery of Japan city Ito (prefecture Shizuoka, Japan). Since as early as 1979 Erschov's clay pipes have been featured in the fol ...''' Pipes by Vladimir from 1990 to 1995 for museums in the Czech Republic, Japan and other countries. Made in the authors style and the Balkan-Asia Minor tr

...ver the world, this small time carver worked from his Kawasaki workshop in Japan. He started making pipes in his free time around 2011/2012. After entering ...Shin-Ichi Kuwahara passed away after a motor cycle accident in his native Japan. The news shocked many in the trade/hobby and he will be greatly missed. Ha

...ate in that century, the 1871 ban on sword making which meant that some of Japan’s finest artisans turned to the kiseru to display there incredible metal ...n or ‘soured from smoking’ rao and a common street scene in a 19th century Japan was a raoya with one or two hand carts and a boiler to generate pressurized

=== Bo Nordhs Pipes Reach Japan ===

...o matter what is the price, we very quickly acquired a very good market in Japan. Very soon new markets turned up, among others most countries in Europe sho

...end of that century coated paper tobako-ire were in common use throughout Japan and apparently continued to be popular well into the 18th century until the ...as tonkotsu, it appears however, that that term was not generally used in Japan prior to the 20th century with tobacco carries of all sorts being referred

The kit was one that [[Tsuge]] has sold in Japan for some decades now: it contained a pre-drilled block of briar with a pre- [[Category: Japan]]