Occupy Japan

Fukui began his artistic career in post-war occupied Japan as an innovator in Japanese prints by producing work utilizing his unique mimeographic process.

The Taiwanese flag is seen as a symbol of independence and defiance by Beijing, which considers the island to be Chinese territory. Meanwhile, Japan occupied China during World War I...

Made in Occupied Japan Additional information: Material: Porcelain Color: White Style: Antique, Asian Antique, Vintage Time Period: Early 20th Century Place of origin: Japan...

Figural Lucky Car Automobile Cigarette table lighter made in occupied Japan. Condition is good with wear to the middle portion that pops up appropriate for age and use.

Per the hallmarks this piece is from Occupied Japan. "CPO" Central Purchasing Office (US Army and Naval bases), "Toyo Koki" Jewelry and fine goods retailer in occupied Japan.

Each signed by a different Kyoto studio along with Occupied Japan marks (1946-1952). 10" high. Excellent condition.

Wonderful classroom model demonstrating the female anatomy. Made in occupied Japan, circa 1950.

Post war lift arm chrome pocket benzine lighter by Reliance Text on bottom of lighter: "Reliance Made in occupied Japan".

Mid-Century Modern table lighter of streamline design in the form of an ocean liner in chrome and red Bakelite. Made in Occupied Japan. In working order. Ships without lighter fluid.

Signed Toshikane JAPAN on back. Antique signed Toshikane Seven Gods of Good Fortune; Occupied Japan porcelain Kichijōten bracelet.

The other two wood apples are hand painted and hand carved and marked: made in occupied Japan-1940s.

Stamped "Continental NYC Japan", this lighter was made in Occupied Japan from 1947-1948 shortly after WWII for the Continental Merchandise Co in New York City.

He bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but he did not start taking photographs as a vocation until he was a paratrooper in occupied Japan following World W...

He bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but he did not start taking photographs as a vocation until he was a paratrooper in occupied Japan following World W...

Fans flock to "The Canyon of Heroes" along Broadway in lower Manhattan to cheer World Champion Mets Fred McDarrah bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but ...

Fans flock to "The Canyon of Heroes" along Broadway in lower Manhattan to cheer World Champion Mets Fred McDarrah bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but h...

The label reveals that it was made in occupied Japan which would date it to C.1950. Regardless, it is so much fun that it would be suitable for framing.

It comes in a gloss finish that highlights the rich pinks, greens, and white accents, making it a striking statement piece. Stamped: "Leftons Occupied Japan" Lefton is a mark found...

In the late 1940s, she accompanied her Air Force husband to Occupied Japan, where they were housed in Tokyo. Air Force assignments also took the Finleys to Massachusetts, New Jersey,...

While WWII ended on September 9, 1945, the U.S. forces would occupy Japan until 1951 and Germany until 1956. The armed forces still needed the war-tired men to enlist to continue the...

In addition, the carp "koi" is the symbol of love and virility, which is why it occupies an important place in Japanese society. All in nice condition for age, Circa 1920 Dimensio...

Meiji period paintings from Japanese occupied Korea depicting scenes of horses, cranes, fish, flowering vases, and a fisherman.

Army in 1942, and at war's end requested duty in occupied Japan, where a prolonged contact with Japanese culture nurtured a passion for painting.

Army in 1942, and at war's end requested duty in occupied Japan, where a prolonged contact with Japanese culture nurtured a passion for painting.

He was a young man then, having fled from Japanese-occupied China in 1939 at age 18. He came to the US for further military training where he met his first wife, the late Suen Chin.

Magnificent handmade and hand-painted collectible Occupied Japan, Japanese export ware, large centerpiece bowl in the Satsuma style made by the Shozan factory.

Peacock Chrome novelty telephone table lighter. Marked "Made in Occupied Japan" on the lighter top and "Peacock" under the base.

He even has the original circular label affixed to his under body "Made in Occupied Japan" attesting to its late 1940s manufacture and Japanese origin and authenticity.

All are marked on bottom with "Lamore China" and Occupied Japan marks. Occupied Japan was printed on pottery, porcelain, toys, and other goods made during the American occupation of...

Early 20th century porcelain sugar bowl /jam jar / condiment dish featuring cabbage / lettuce leaves forming the base and lid, glazed in green and brown, with a red lobster perched o...

For your consideration, a mid-century modern Bent Plywood Plate Tray teak, Made in Japan. Stamped "MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN" Dimensions: .75" h x 12" diameter Please visit take a lo...

These style "dolls" were first introduced in 17th century Japan as offerings to Buddhist temples and remained popular through World War II, gaining in popularity in America when serv...

Jimmy Carter Fred McDarrah bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but he did not start taking photographs as a vocation until he was a paratrooper in occupie...

Fans flock to "The Canyon of Heroes" along Broadway in lower Manhattan to cheer World Champion Mets Fred McDarrah bought his first camera at the 1939 World's Fair for 39 cents, but h...

Later markings would say "Occupied Japan, and even later would say "Made in Japan".

オ), which is believed to be an acronym for 'Central Purchasing Office', a department responsible for purchasing various products in occupied Japan (ca. 1947 - 1952) and selling them ...

The western style creamer and matching sugar bowl suggests this set was made for the western market (occupied Japan, 1945-52). However, judging by its minimal cherry blossom motif, ...

It comes in a gloss finish that highlights the rich pinks, greens, and white accents, making it a striking statement piece. Stamped: "Leftons Occupied Japan" Lefton is a mark found...

Liberator of the Philippines, shogun of Occupied Japan, victor of the Battle of Inchon, the General was a national hero when suddenly relieved of his command by President Truman.

He studied at Kanazawa Fine Arts University during the chaotic days of Occupied Japan. Nagano began showing his work in Tokyo galleries as part of the “Timism” group: a loose associa...

The business collapsed in the face of persecution of the family during World War II, but was reopened in the late 1940s, specializing in Asian “Made in Occupied Japan” gifts. Unlike ...

In addition, the carp "koi" is the symbol of love and virility, which is why it occupies an important place in Japanese society. All in nice condition for age, Circa 1920 Dimensions:...

Though their purpose is ill understood, it seems that they served to demarcate the burial site and perhaps to contain the spirit of the deceased. Japan's Kofun culture occupied th...

She points out (through a translator) that she was not born in Japan at all but in Darien, Manchuria. Her father had been posted there to manage a tobacco company under the aegis of ...

Born in Japan-occupied Manchuria, Shimoda graduated from Rikkyo University in Tokyo before studying painting in Paris.

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

For Murakami, the kawaii aesthetic acts as an enduring symbol of the infantilized nature of occupied Japan after World War II—a manner through which people found escape from the trau...

After the Second World War, his prints became highly sought-after collectible works among the American occupying forces in Japan. Hasui designed more than 600 prints during the 40-ye...

After the Second World War, his prints became highly sought-after collectible works among the American occupying forces in Japan. Hasui designed more than 600 prints during the 40 ye...