Please help identify origin and manufacturer - vintage tea cup set

[southwesticated]

I have this set of lovely vintage porcelain tea cups and know not where they originate from or the manufacturer.  Please see the pictures of what I believe is the maker's mark on the side of one cup, the marking at the end of the box and the set.  Appreciative of your shared expertise, thank you in advance for any information you might have !

[maxine*j]

I recognize the second and third ones as the art of Hokusai, and I imagine the others are, too.  Might help you in your research.  More on Hokusai:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hokusai

[pargran3]

Which is Greek to me, but I would say Korean for export.

Radine

[janetpjohn_la]

Japanese gift set.
Janet

[maxine*j]

Further to earlier post:  The first four are all by Hokusai. so I assume the fifth one is, too.

They are,left to right:  (1)  Morning View at Nihon Bridge.  (2)  The Great Wave Of Kanagawa.  (3)  South Wind, Clear Sky (also known as Red Fuji).  (4)  The Lake at Hakone.  (5) ??

[maxine*j]

Got it.  The fifth one, also by Hokusai, is The Lone Fisherman at Kajikazawa.

So, left to right:  (1)  Morning View at Nihon Bridge.   (2) The Great Wave Of Kanagawa.   (3) South Wind, Clear Sky (also known as Red Fuji).    (4) The Lake at Hakone.    (5) The Lone Fisherman at Kajikazawa.

[snowaddiction]

You are AMAZING !  Thank you so much, your help is invaluable !  (Can I suggest opening up an online 'trademark identification' service?)  Appreciate your help, immensely ! 

[maxine*j]

You're welcome.  My late husband had on the walls of his workroom, for a couple of years, really beautiful reproductions of each of The Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai.  So the Great Wave and The Red Fuji were instantly recognizable to me.  He wanted to put up each of Hokusai's The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, but didn't have the wall space.