Daikokuten; Is This Satsuma with Moriage? Taisho or Later?

He's ~12 1/2" high, an' weighs ~2.5 kg.
I'm easily confused about terminology relating to Japanese porcelain. I've seen similar to this called Kutani an' Satsuma; the treatment (vivid colors applied by slip leaving a tactile surface) seems to agree with Moriage...but I would appreciate a bit of expert illumination about the subtle edges of all those descriptors in relation to this old friend. Additionally, if the marks on the bottom can be translated, that would be a huge bonus. All comments an' suggestions are most welcome. Thanks for lookin'!

 

You are correct on the figure.He looks to be in great condition.
The mark is Kutani.
Mikey

 

Have you tried the venerable and legendary Mr. Nagy yet Whit xiānshēng?

 

No...but stay tuned, Bosko!

I'll assume the Kutani mark is the 2-character in red...Thanks, Mikey!

 

Hold on Whit,let see if I can get elusive Mr. Nagy to make a guest appearance on our Show (wouldn't that be somethin' kids !?)-

 

I always asscoiate the name Nagy with this legendary man:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imre_Nagy#Secret_trial_and_execution

 

It's actually 3-characters. Hand drawn.
Mikey

 

Re: AJ's post-so many extraordinary heroic people were executed & dissapeared.

 

What's it all about, Bosko?

 

Izzit him, the fellow we so appreciate, in yer pic??

 

'Xiānshēng?'-it means Mister honorable ancestor.
Nope-That's Jon Gnagy, he got a TV show in 1946 and taught folks how to draw. Believe it's one of the longest running shows in PBS and/or television history.
PS-Those tricky folks over at public broadcasting- what'll they think of next !?
PSS-Our Savior Mr. Nagy, I picture as a version of Lao Tzu in a leisure suit trying to please 3 billion nitwits like me who didn't take Mandarin in school.