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Sanage ‰“Š kilns. A group of old kilns in an area stretching from the western area of modern Nagoya –¼ŒÃ‰® city to the northern mountains of Sanage discovered after the World War II. Many kinds of ancient wares were found from Sanage kilns, including sueki {ŒbŠí pots from the end of the Kofun period, kaiyuu touki ŠDçÖ“©Ší (gray glazed pottery) from the Nara to mid the Heian periods, ryokuyuu touki —ÎçÖ“©Ší (green glazed pottery) of Heian period, and teabowls from the Kamakura period. The Sanage kilns were probably influenced by Yuezhouyao (Jp: Esshuuyou ‰zB—q) and celadon porcelain of the Tang and Five dynasty periods in China. The Sanage kilns declined in the 12c, but developed into *tokonameyaki 튊Ä, *setoyaki £ŒËÄ and Atsumi ˆ”ü ware. Old Sanage wares are found widely in the Touhoku “Œ–k and Chuugoku ’†‘ regions, and are especially plentiful in the cities of Nara and Kyoto. | ||||||
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