Drive to a nearby market focused on agricultural products、Winter melon or something for the lecture、I went out to see if there was anything I could use as a still life motif.。
There are some stalls outside、At first there was a (junk) antique-style shop.。I didn't think it was particularly good, but、This is something that caught my eye somehow。A small ceramic product about 10 cm in height.、There are two other similar ones、While I was looking at it for just a few minutes, a staff member started talking to me.。I was a little wary because when I heard the story, I ended up buying it.、I told myself that I had no intention of buying it.、I decided to listen to the story。
The one with the stamp “made in occupied japan” on the back、Five years from 1945 to 1947、As occupied Japan、In other words, only during the period when the country called Japan was lost.、Indicates that it was required to be displayed on products for export (Wikipedia)。On April 28, 1952, the San Francisco Peace Treaty entered into force between Japan and the occupying power.、Since then, Japan has regained its sovereignty.、It seems that it is now possible to display "made in Japan".。In other words, this is an export product from the time when Japan was no longer Japan.、This time, it was returned to Japan as an antique.。The result itself is not that great.、5Because there is a yearly limit、Apparently there are quite a few collectors in America.。
If you ask me that、The image of the painting suddenly came to mind.。This is bad! When I asked him the price, he said it would be cheaper.。It's getting worse! I ended up buying all three.。But since I bought three for the original price of one, I felt like I got a good deal.。My wife said, ``I wonder how much it costs.。Because I lowered it quickly、I'm sure he's lowered his voice one more time," he said, looking disappointed.、I didn't feel like replying anymore。 2011/9/11


