1950
Born in Tokyo
1976
Completed the Graduate School of Lacquer Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts
1976
The Graduation work was purchased by the university
1985
Awarded the Japan Kōgei Association Prize at the 2nd Japan Traditional Urushi Work Exhibition
1985
Awarded the Encouragement Prize of the Japan Kōgei Association at the 32nd Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
1996
Restored and reproduced the National Treasure, “Hand Box in Maki-e with Japanese Apricot Design” (Collection of Mishima-taisha Shrine) (until 1998)
2000
Awarded the Governor of Tokyo Prize at the 47th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition.
2002
Awarded the Encouragement Prize of the Japan Kōgei Association at the 49th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition
2006
Awarded the Japan Arts Promotion Prize
2007
Restored and reproduced “Sacred Food Bowls with Flower and Bird Desing in cloisonné and Chinkin” (Collection of Tokugawa Art Museum) (until 2012)
2008
Recognized as a Holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property, "Maki-e (Sprinkled gold)"
Awarded Medal with Purple Ribbon
2017
Produced a lacquered door for the main entrance of the MOA Museum of Art
2019
Artworks Exhibited at the Special exhibition “The World of Living National Treasure Kazumi Murose” at the MOA Art
2020
Artworks Exhibited in “Kōgei 2020: Nature and Beauty in Form”, Hyokeikan, Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo, Japan
2021
2021
Awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette