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One of the great benefits of joining the International Netsuke Society is the quarterly journal which the society publishes. Articles are written by various collectors, scholars and dealers of netsuke. Published with high quality papers, the journal is handsome as well as being extremely informative and educational. Not a Member? Join Today to read all of the journals online!

Winter 1999

  • Chicago '99 Convention ReviewDorothy Lewis
  • Netsuke, from Useable to Decorative ArtifactPaul J. Cardile
  • Nick Lamb's Zodiac Animals 2000Robert and Miriam Kinsey
  • News from JapanNori Watanabe
  • Meiji and the Shibayama FashionRolf Schmoll and Francois Storno
  • AuctionsDouglas J.K. Wright and Joseph Kurilecz
  • LegendsSharen Chappell
  • Questions and AnswersYukari Yoshida and Joseph Kurstin
  • The Joly Collection, and How It Was PurchasedM.O. Sear
  • Notes VINeil K. Davey

Fall 1999

  • Iwami Carvers: The Work of Gansui and GohoDavid Burditt
  • Beauty of Netsuke Rooted in My HeartIgnace L. Ephrussi
  • Netsuke on $5 A Day #6Robert P. Goode
  • News from JapanNori Watanabe
  • Return to Japan, Part TwoJohn Hawley
  • AuctionsDouglas J.K. Wright and Gabor Wilhelm
  • LegendsSharen Chappell
  • Questions and AnswersYukari Yoshida and Joseph Kurstin
  • In Memoriam - Jean VerwilghenRobert Fleischel
  • Notes VNeil K. Davey

Summer 1999

  • Miniature MasterpiecesJoseph Kurstin
  • News from JapanNori Watanabe
  • Return to Japan, Part OneJohn Hawley
  • Red Robe KokusaiYoichi Shimatami
  • LegendsSharen Chappell
  • Questions and AnswersYukari Yoshida and Joseph Kurstin
  • In Memoriam - Denis SzeszlerNeil K. Davey
  • Notes IVNeil K. Davey

Spring 1999

  • Collecting, Past, Present and FutureRosemary Bandini
  • Iwami Carvers: The Work of BunshojoDavid Burditt
  • Contemporary Netsuke Exhibition at the Mishima-Taisha MuseumMakiko Komada
  • David Blissett, an English CarverDavid Burditt
  • Auction Reports
  • LegendsSharen Chappell
  • Questions and AnswersYukari Yoshida and Joseph Kurstin
  • Notes IIINeil K. Davey

The International Netsuke Society is vehemently opposed to the trafficking, trade or commerce of illegal ivory, horn or any other illegal material. We support and comply with all international laws and regulations, including but not limited to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), the Endangered Species Act, and the African Elephant Conservation Act.