Japanese porcelain tea set

This porcelain tea set consists of a teapot and five covered cups. It is marked on the bottom of each cup and under the lid of the teapot. The mark appears to be a kiln mark and an artist mark, but I have not attempted to attribute it. I think the decoration is a combination of transfers and hand painting. It is possible that it is all hand decorated, but that would be quite a feat due to the detail of the design. I forgot to take measurements. The pot is smallish to support five cups.

This is fairly thick porcelain but I can still see the shadows of my fingers through it when held to a bright light. It is a pretty well done set, though the handle is wire, bamboo and wrapped in plastic tubing. I prefer solid bamboo handles.

I have had this set in a box in my closet for about a year. I found the set for $5.34, with tax, at a genuine junk shop in a tiny village about 40 miles from my home. This shop is one story with numerous connected rooms, packed with junk and/or cool stuff. I found a few examples of Japanese pottery there, including two complete tea sets. I recognized the kiln mark on the other set, so picked this one as a research opportunity. I bet that other set is still sitting in the exact same place a year or more later.