Masanobu Hoshikawa was born in Shinjo, Yamagata, Japan.
He graduated from Hosei Graduate
School, Tokyo, Japan and attended the University of Chicago
Graduate School. He taught
Japanese language and culture at De
Paul University in Chicago, Illinois.
From early youth, he studied to become proficient in the script,
form and significance of
ancient oriental calligraphy, later at the University of Chicago as a graduate student,
he wrote
several articles for Historical
Journals
especially on themes relating to Japanese and Oriental
culture, its
art forms, and ancient calligraphy.
His work
have been exhibited during “Japan Days” at the Field Museum of
Natural History,
Chicago; several exhibits at the
Council General of Japan Exhibit Hall, Chicago; the Annual Ginza
Festival, Midwest Buddhist Temple, Chicago, “Japan Days”
annual Festival at Chicago Botanic
Gardens, Glencoe, Illinois;
Hoy Poloi Galleries in Chicago, and at its Walt Disney Studios in
Anaheim and Orlando.

The year 2006 included calligraphy by Hoshikawa on the professional
sumi-e art
paintings and haiku booklet published by the author
Lidia Rozmus
which she later
displayed in the public exhibit at the Polish
Embassy in Tokyo, Japan.
Hoshikawa has given his life to Sho. He is a native
of Japan and a Master in the
Art of Sho. Until now, Hoshikawa ’s
art has only been available to those
privileged few who have attended his live exhibits. Now his original art
work may be
purchased by the general public.
One of the art works displayed at the
Polish Embassy in Tokyo, Japan
Sumi-e by Lidia Rozmus
Calligraphy by Masanobu Hoshikawa
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