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 *Kameoka, aboriginal pottery, 1.
 * Kame-yama, Hizen, origin of the factory, 118; character of the porcelain, 119, 128; other ware, 119.
 * Kanagai Risampei, Korean potter in Hizen, discovers porcelain stone, 56; kiln at Arita, 57, 60.
 * Kanaoka Otoemon, potter, 343.
 * Kanda Sōbei, manufacturer of Sanda ware, 380.
 * Kanematsu Shōsuke, potter, 296.
 * Kaneshige, potter, 329.
 * Kanetaro, Iwayo, potter, 114.
 * Kankoku ware, 332.
 * Kansai. See Yahei (Tanaka).
 * Kantei, potter, 218.
 * Kanzan Denshichi, potter, 227.
 * Karatsu, Hizen, beginnings of keramic manufacture, 307, 312; character of early ware, 308; imitations, 309; influence of Korean potters, 310, 311; presentation ware, 311.
 * Kaseyama or Shikase-yama ware, 230, 327.
 * Kasuki, Sawa, potter, 339.
 * Katō Enroku family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Gosuke, potter, 293.
 * Katō Gosuke family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Jyōkichi family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Kagemasa, potter, 277.
 * Katō Kanshirō family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Kansuke, potter, 293.
 * Katō Masukichi, potter, 417; egg-shell porcelain, 420.
 * Katō Mokuzayemon, potter, 293.
 * Katō Monemon family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Nagatoshi, potter, 258.
 * Katō Sadatarō family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Shirozaemon, potter, visit to China, 13, 264; character of his Seto ware, 13, 265; called Shunkei, 14, 267; commemoration tablet, 14–16; deified, 15; influence and esteem, 16, 266–268, 272; early ware, 261; early life and name, 263; search for suitable clay, 264; kilns at Seto, 265; called Tōshiro, 265; grades of his ware, 266; confused names for his ware, 266, 270; son's ware, 270; grandson's ware, 271; great-grandson's ware, 272.
 * Katō Shōzaburo family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Shyūbei family, potters, 275.
 * Katō Tomotaro, potter, 394, 417; porcelain after Chinese models, 419.
 * Katō Zenji, potter, 293.
 * Katsuzaemon, Fukuda, potter, 109,
 * Katsuzo, Tsuji, potter, and the Kōran-sha, 113; establishes the Seiji-sha, 113.
 * Kawamoto Hansuke, potter, 292.
 * Kawamoto Hansuke family, potters, 275.
 * Kawamoto Jihei, potter, 292, 295.
 * Kawamoto Sukegorō family, potters, 275.
 * Kawara Chujiro, potter, 113.
 * Kawara family, potters, 138, 144.
 * Kawashiri Kahei, potter, 254.
 * Kawashiri Shichibei, potter, 247.
 * Keikichi, Higuchi, potter, 108.
 * Keiniu. See Kichizaemon (Tanaka).
 * Keizer, Aelbregt de, Delft potter, imitation of Japanese porcelain, 85.
 * Kenemon, Funaki, potters of two generations, 338.
 * Kenjo-garatsu ware, 311.
 * Kentei, potter, unglazed pottery, 217; decoration, 217; changeable colour of his ware, 217; descendants, 218.
 * Kenzan, Awata potter, attainments, 190; decorative style, 190–192; mark, 192; descendants, 192.
 * Kenzan ware, 295.
 * Keramics, obscurity of early history, 1, 8, 54; aboriginal ware, 1; dolmen pottery, 2–5; dolmen effigies, 5; early official status, 6; traditional Shiragi ware, 7;