Japanese Handpainted Porcelain Plate Trad. Ukai Fishing with Cormorants Unusual

Description

Unusual painting of a Ukai fisherman in traditional garb using cormorants and a fire lantern beacon.
Don't know in what area or what age this Japanese porcelain plate was produced, could not find the kanji meaning on back to figure out.
Probably mid or late 20th century for the tourist trade. LMK if you have an idea out of curiosity.
No cracks, crazing, or chips. Glaze is shiny. Some minor wear to the gold along the rim.
Measures 10 ½" diameter and 1" high.
The fine print (: Please understand that age affects both item condition and value as a collectible.
Check the condition in each photo carefully to help you decide whether to buy. The photos are an important part of the description. This is sold as is.
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Shipped with USPS as cheap as I can find from Hawaii (everywhere but HI is zone 8). US only. Returns accepted if you pay return shipping.
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