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1962
Born in Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture as the eldest son of ceramic artist MATSUI Kosei (Living National Treasure)
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1985
Graduated from the Program in Carving in the School of Art and Design at the University of Tsukuba. Studied under his father at Gessouji Ceramic Studio
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1991
Selected for the 38th Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition (Selected successively to date)
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1992
Selected for the 32nd Japanese Traditional Art Crafts New Works Exhibition (Selected successively to date)
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1993
Selected for the 12th Japanese Ceramic Arts Exhibition (Selected for the 13th to 16th Exhibitions)
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1994
Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi. Full member, Japan Kogei Association
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1996
Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi
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1999
Specially invited to submit to the “50 maîtres :les arts appliqués dans le Japon contemporain” hosted by NHK, and submitted to the travelling exhibition
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2000
Specially invited to submit at the “Ibaraki Ceramics of Today Exhibition” hosted by the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
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2006
Specially invited to submit at the “Cream of Contemporary Ceramics” Exhibition hosted by the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
Specially invited to submit at the “Contemporary Ibaraki Ceramics Exhibition – Vessels with Lines – the Bustling of Patterns” hosted by the Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum
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2007
Specially invited to submit at the Ibaraki Prefectural Art Exhibition, and the Contemporary Ibaraki Artists Exhibition hosted by the Genden Fureai Ibaraki Foundation
Deep jar with muku tree ash glaze and marbled line design. Koyo Matsui
Large jar with muku tree ash glaze and marbled line design. Koyo Matsui
Large bowl with muku tree ash glaze and marbled line design. Koyo Matsui