Takahiro Mizuki
A traditional Japanese Amezaiku artisan
Born in Tokyo, Japan in 1971. After graduating from university, He worked as a local government official before becoming an Amezaiku-shi in his 20s. He has been an Amezaiku-shi for over 20 years, and continues to travel all over the world throughout the year to give demonstrations. He has visited 11 countries for demonstrations, for a total of 28 times. His activities have been covered by international media, and his work has been listed in an authoritative French book on candy crafts from around the world.
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Overseas Performances
| U.S.A | birthday party for a very rich 12 year old girl |
| Abu Dhabi | international exchange events / gifts for His Highness |
| Indonesia | government related events |
| Italy | prime minister's Party |
| Republic of Korea | cultural events, Japanese embassy |
| Kuwait | international exchange |
| Saudi Arabia | international exchange / Gamers 8 |
| Switzerland | invited by the Alimentarium museum / DAVOS 2020 |
| Dubai | international exchange |
| Bahrain | cultural event, Japanese embassy |
| France | Japan Expo |
| Belgium | 150th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations, Japanese embassy |
Amezaiku is a Japanese traditional culture
The Amezaiku candy sculpting has been practiced since the Edo period and is a "Japanese art of the moment". We hope you will enjoy the delicate shapes created by a single pair of scissors and traditional skills up close and personal. If you would like to request an animal of your choice, the craftsman will make it on the spot.
