Skilled in fine woodturning with the "Kuseganna" handplane, Hisao Saito creates miniature tea sets and traditional Japanese wood toys. He is the sole craftsman in Odawara today capable of crafting these miniature tea sets.

Hiroyuki Shiratori inherits traditional hand-turning techniques using a potter's wheel and woodturning lathe, and produces wooden toys such as spinning tops and kendama (cup-and-ball game), as well as tableware.

Chihiro Iwamiya specialize in wood inlay and woodturning, and creating fantastical artworks and other imaginative pieces.

Uniquely skilled in creating complex-shape woodturning crafts built with angled surfaces, Iku Matsumoto creates sophisticated polyhedral wooden containers and more.