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Nihon Tojiki Satsuma-yaki Zenzan kore [o] tsukuru,

                                 Wares from the Kyoto Tojiki Goshi Kaisha usually have a cartouche with the full name of
                                 the company and /or the trademark (logo). The best known and most appreciated artist
                                 at this company was Ryozan 亮 山. Other artists were Sozan, Sessan, Kizan, Hozan,
                                 Kanzan, Seikozan, Shuzan and Unzan.
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               MANJU / MANJU DO
               萬珠 - 堂
               MANJUDO






                                                                                             Manju/ Manju do
                                    Manjudo Co. Ltd. – Kyoto,  companyname Taisho 2 - Heisei



               MARUNI
               丸二








                                    Maruni, First part 20th century. Taisho-Showa 1.  Producer of exportware. See:
                                    Futaji. “Maruni & Co, Isokami Dori 6, Chome, Kobe, Japan. Manufacturer & Dealer in
                                    all kinds of porcelain satsuma ware.” It appears as if this company continued to
                                    operate right up until the WWII or about 1938. After WWII labels with Maruni &
                                    Company appears on pieces of lacquer on metal (but not on pottery)  with the
                                    addition Made in Occupied Japan and sometimes also the ‘CPO’ (Central Purchasing
                                    Office) meaning bought in to the US army souvenir trade.
               MARU-TAI
               太




                                                 Maru-Tai (Tai in Circle). Maru (circle) can occur with different kanji in
                                    it, mostly Showa-period and not Satsuma







                                                      Maru-ko             Maru-naka                   Maru-hisa
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