JGAA HISTORY　1991〜2000

1991		●President Kyohei Fujita, Chairman of the Board Shintaro Shibasaki, 114 members ●glass japan exhibition of selected works from Glass '90 in Japan (Heller Gallery, New York; February 2-24) ●Supported 1991 Otaru International Glass Art Festival (half of the JGAA membership submitted artwork) (August)
1992		●Esquisse Exhibition Part 1 (Shinjuku Isetan, Tokyo; February) ●JGAA Annual meeting and 20th anniversary ceremony (March) ●Supported 1992 Otaru International Glass Art Festival (half of the JGAA membership submitted artwork) (August) ●Esquisse Exhibition Part 2 (Shinjuku Isetan, Tokyo; September) ●Informal get-together for Kansai-area members (November)
1993		●Bylaws amended at JGAA annual meeting (March) ●Welcome reception for Jean Luc Olivie and Atsushi Takeda (April) ●Glass '93 in Japan: Listening to the Heartbeat of Glass; Organizers: JGAA; Backing: The Agency for Cultural Affairs, The Asahi Shimbun Co.; Sponsor: The Glass Manufacturers' Association of Japan; Venue: Odakyu Grand Gallery (Shinjuku, Tokyo; September 1-12) ●Traveling exhibition of Glass '93 in Japan (Daimaru Museum, Umeda, Osaka; October 13-18; Tenjin Iwataya, Fukuoka; October 20-25)
1994		●President Kyohei Fujita, Chairman of the Board Shintaro Shibasaki, 119 members ●glass japan exhibition of selected works from Glass '93 in Japan (Heller Gallery, New York; February 5-27) ●JGAA Secretariat moved to the board chairman's residence (April) ●Drinking Vessels special exhibition (Shinjuku Isetan, Tokyo; September) ●Supported Le Verre, Recherche et Creation de France exhibition (Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo; October)
1995		●JGAA office opened in Sugamo, Tokyo (June) ●Decorating Walls special exhibition (Shinjuku Isetan, Tokyo; September) ●Supported The International Exhibition of Glass Kanazawa '95 (October)
1996		●Glass '96 in Japan: Echoing Light and Shadow; Organizers: JGAA; Backing: The Agency for Cultural Affairs, The Asahi Shimbun Co.; Sponsor: The Glass Manufacturers' Association of Japan; Cooperation: The British Council; Venue: Odakyu Grand Gallery (Shinjuku, Tokyo; September 4-15) ●Supported Japanese Glass in Notojima 1996 (Notojima Art Museum)
1997		●President Kyohei Fujita, Chairman of the Board Yumiko Yoshimoto, 124 members ●Lecture by Pavel Frava from Czechoslovakia and Michael Rogers from Aichi University of Education (March) ●JGAA photo library opening and commemorative exhibition (library collection contains JGAA membersﾕ career histories, slides of artworks, and other materials)(Sugamo, Tokyo; September)
1998		●JGAA annual meeting and celebration for JGAA President Kyohei Fujita, who was honored with the Persons of Cultural Merits Award (March) ● The G.A.S. in Japan, Seto commemorative exhibition (Seto City Cultural Hall; May) ● ガラスの茶道具による記念茶会（5月） ●JGAA President Kyohei Fujita receives Lifetime Achievement Award from G.A.S. and Urban Glass (May) ●Welcome reception for G.A.S. participants (June) ●Exhibition by JGAA associate members (Sugamo, Tokyo; June, September, November) ●Glass Art 1998 JGAA Exhibition of Selected Works (Wako Hall, Tokyo; July) ●JGAA special meeting, lecture and announcements on public contributions to Glass '99 in Japan (Lecture by Rene Roubicek)(October) ●Supported The International Exhibition of Glass Kanazawa '98 (October)
1999		●Glass '99 in Japan: Uncharted Light; Organizers: JGAA; Backing: The Agency for Cultural Affairs; Sponsor: The Glass Manufacturers' Association of Japan, Honda Motor Co. Ltd.; Venue: Odakyu Grand Gallery (Shinjuku, Tokyo; September 1-19) ●Supported Japanese Glass in Notojima 1999 (Notojima Art Museum)
2000		●President Kyohei Fujita, Chairman of the Board Naoto Yokoyama, 124 members ●Supported Contemporary Glass in Japan - 60 Standard Bearers for a New Century (Onoda; August)