Exhibition catalog introducing how porcelain, silverware, glassware, and clothing created in countries like the United Kingdom and the United States, and other items, entered people's lives and colored their existence, focusing on Japonism. Contents The Divi Collection and the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum - Akie Takahashi Japonism on the Table - Masayuki Okabe "The Joy of Hospitality" through the Collection The Pleasure of Collecting An Interview with Miyoko Unno-Divi Export Indoor Wear in the Early Meiji Era - Focusing on Shiino Shohei Store - Tamami Suo Catalogue Prologue: The Morning Glory Room Part 1: "Japan" that Colored the Fin de Siècle in the West 1. The Arrival of Japonism 2. Japonism Tea Parties Part 2: Until the Hospitality Items Were Born 3. Ingenuity in the British Ceramics World 4. Japanese Nature Reflected in American Silverware Epilogue: My Own Japonism Considerations on Japonism Motifs - Masayuki Okabe Development and Characteristics of Western Ceramics in the Late 19th Century - Yuko Imai Japonism of Royal Worcester: British Art Industry and Japan - Kazusa Kume Japanese Paper Art Hidden in Aesthetic Interiors - Yu Kobayashi "Beauty of Hospitality" Seen in Painting and Glazes - Chihiro Nagano Doulton Lambeth Pottery and William How - Midori Moriyama Although not very noticeable, there is a few-centimeter tear and repair on the upper part of the spine - please check the photos. Otherwise, it is in good condition.