Honda devoted to studies of engi, the history of temples and design patterns flourished Edo period (1603-1868). She is distinguished for her graceful and gorgeous artworks composed of blooming flowers and patterns which have traditional meanings.
She engaged in Buddhist training when she was a graduate school student of Tokyo University of the Arts. She is an artist and at the same time a Buddhist priest of Shinshu Otani School.
Honda was born in Chogon-ji temple related to Honda Tadakatsu, a prominent warrior served for Tokugawa Ieyasu in Edo period. The popular ceiling painting of the temple was created by the cutting edge artists of Tokyo University of the Arts.
1976 | Born at Ichigaya-yakuoji-machi, Shinjuku ward, Tokyo |
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1997 | Tokyo University of the Arts, Japanese Painting Course Selected Exhibition at University Art Museum Main Gallery (1998/1999) |
2000 | Two person exhibiton at Ginza Nakazawa Gallery, Tokyo |
2001 | Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Japanese Painting Course Studio 2 Selected Exhibition at Yokohama |
2002 | Solo exhibition at Chogon-ji temple, Shinjuku ward, Tokyo (until 2007) Solo Exhibition at Asakusa, Tokyo |
2003 | Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Japanese Painting Course |
2004 | Chief stage designer at tie-up event with Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Music (Oizumi-gakuen Yumeria Hall) |
2005 | Awarded at 31st Spring Soga-kai Exhibition (2007) Artworks published in Jodo Shinshu bimonthly magazine "Sanga" (vol. Nov. 2005-2006) Solo exhibition as recommended artist at Teramachi Cultural Hall, Kashiwa, Chiba Two person exhibiton at Fuchu Gallery DoDo, Tokyo |
2006 | Awarded at first Biennale Ushiku (nominee) Solo exhibition as guest artist at Shiodome Art Factory, Minato ward, Tokyo (until 2009) |
2007 | Solo exhibition at Gallery Yougen, Ginza, Tokyo |
2010 | Solo exhibition at Seibu Fukui |
2011 | Solo exhibition at Seibu Numazu, Shizuoka/Yao, Osaka (both are closed) |
2012 | Solo exhibition at Seibu Ikebukuro, Tokyo/Daiwa Toyama |
2013 | Solo exhibition at Sogo Omiya, Saitama & Seibu Funabashi, Chiba/Asahikawa, Hokkaido (closed) |
2014 | Solo exhibition at Sogo Hiroshima & Seibu Otsu, Shiga/Tokorozawa, Saitama/Akita/Yao, Osaka (closed) |
2015 | Solo exhibition at Seibu Fukui |
2017 | Solo exhibition at Sogo Omiya, Saitama/Tokushima |
20178 | Solo exhibition at Sogo Kobe, Hyogo |
Present: | Buddhist priest of Shinshu Otani School |
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