Riusuke Fukahori was born 1973 in Aichi prefecture where he also graduated at a design university in 1995. It is on 2002 that Riusuke started using acrylic and resin to meticulously draw goldfish layer by layer to achieve a 3D effect close to a sculpture. The result are very realistically looking goldfishes frozen in time swimming in all kind of containers ranging from wooden tubs in all sizes, shells, metal boxes or bamboo.

Ichimatsu dolls (市松人形) are traditional Japanese dolls that represent little boys and girls dressed in Kimono. They have glass eyes and flesh colored faces. Ichimatsu dolls are not only for display but also can be used for playing and often allow to change the kimono dress. ichimatsu dolls are popular presents since the represent traditional culture and clothing of Japan.

The origin of of Edo Kiriko dates back to 1834 in the Edo period when Kagaya Kyubei, a glass artisan working in Edo (nowadays Tokyo), used emery powder to produce glassware with engraved with patterns.

Edo Kiriko captivated the hearts of many people since its birth approximately 150 years ago. Not only Japanese recognize its beauty, but also Commodore Perry who arrived in Edo 1853 with his black warship was deeply impressed by the artistry and elegance of Edo Kiriko. It also was offered to the international guests during the G8 summit in Toya in 2008.