Founded in 1914
1934 Kutani Bitoen Co.
In 1945, Eiichi took over Kutani Bitoen and produced a lot of old Chinese ceramics and copies of Japanese ceramics from the old days, and was commissioned by Sazo Idemitsu, the owner of Idemitsu Museum of Arts, to produce a Yoshidaya copy as a souvenir of the company.
1973 Eiichi was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, 6th class.
1979 Eiichi received the Kaga City Cultural Merit Award.
1987 Eiichi's eldest son, Hideo, takes over the company.
1992 When His Majesty the Emperor of Japan (then Crown Prince) visited Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture,
He purchased Kutani Bitoen's original "Kinran Te Lid Teacups" at the ryokan where he stayed.
Hideo's wife, Mitsuko, succeeded him in 2013.
In 2019, his son Shinya took over the name Eisei Teramae IV.
