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Fig. 9.7 Blue and white
Zhangzhou large plate from
Nagasaki

Fig. 9.8 Blue and white
Jingdezhen Kraak ware plate
from Nagasaki

Philippines may have related to Japan-Fujian trade. On the other hand, Nagasaki
was similar to many other consumption cities and ports of the time. Jingdezhen
kraak porcelains and other pieces were common types, which can be found from
Zócalo and possibly, some were brought from Manila by the Red Seal Trade. At the
same time, the existence of many large dishes from Fujian indicates the link with
Fujian during this period.
Tojin-yashiki was constructed in 1689 by the of!cial order of Nagasaki intended
to segregate Chinese population in Nagasaki. Chinese merchants visiting Nagasaki