Description
Press coverage in the Chunichi Newspaper of Christopher McHugh's research into the Made in Occupied Japan novelty figurine industry in August-September 2018, in Seto, Japan. Article in Japanese by Akinori Yoshimoto.Yoshimoto, A. 2018. ‘British person traces the history of the novelty industry’「ノルベルティー英国人たどる」, Chunichi Newspaper, 6 Sept 2018, p. 14.
| Period | 6 Sep 2018 |
|---|---|
| Degree of Recognition | International |
Keywords
- seto
- novelty
- Christopher McHugh
- Yoshimoto Akinori
- Chunichi Newspaper
- ceramic
- figurine
- Japan
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