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Koransha was founded as a maker and exporter of Arita porcelain in 1875 by Eizaemon Fukagawa and three partners. After the company was dissolved in 1879, Eizaemon founded Koran, the company that would later become Koransha. The company developed Japan’s first porcelain insulator and this made a significant contribution to the modernisation of Japan when it was used in the construction of the telegraph line between Tokyo and Yokohama. Today, the company relies on three core product groups: porcelain art, electrical insulators and fine ceramics. It owns a series of printing technologies and has the ability to create plaster molds using an NC modeling machine as well as having a selective colour glazing capability – a high level of quality control is always sought.

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