[1] Terauchi then moved to London, where she studied the Advanced Course in Sculpture course at Saint Martins' School of Art between 1979 and 1981.
[1] Terauchi has since continued to exhibit regularly in the UK and internationally, including in Japan where she returned to live.
[2] Terauchi published a number of artist books through the Coracle Press including One, 2012 -Coil/Join, 1994 - Cuckoo, 1992 - Paper Wire and Lead ,1986.
[3] The book work Ebb and Flow, also produced by Coracle Press in 1988, is held by Henry Moore Foundation Sculpture Research Library Special Collections.
[5] London-Aichi, SAKURA AUA Gallery, Nagoya, Japan, 2019[6] Standing Point 1, Keio University Art Centre, Tokyo, Japan, 2017 Schema – Sukima, Laure Genillard Gallery, London, UK, 2014[7] Aerial Tower, Aichi University of the Art Satellite Gallery, Nagakute, Japan, 2010[8] Hot Line, Museum für Post und Kommunikation, Berlin, Germany, 1996[9] Air Castle, Chisenhale Gallery, London, UK, 1994[10] Sculptors at work, Cathedral Precincts, Canterbury, UK, 1985[11] Pool: Yoko Terauchi, South London Gallery, London, UK, 1985[12] Making Sculpture, Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds, UK, 1984[1]