I have in the past, but it was hard on the tree, and increased the amount of burnt foliage in the Summer. Use a larger container, so that the roots won't get cooked.

If you start out small, you can get a few years before it just gets too darned big for most containers.

I am extremely fond of this selection and use it frequently in my designs....but in the ground :-) IME, it just grows too big too fast to be very well suited for container culture for long. And although I grow a good number of conifers in containers, for the most part, they are very slow growing dwarf forms

And under the right conditions, it gets even bigger than I expected!! Saw one in a private garden the other day that was planted in the early 70's (soon after its intro to the US) that was easily 40' tall and towered over the surrounding Japanese and vine maples!! But a drop-dead gorgeous tree.