Kokuyo World Globe on Wooden Base Japanese Language 90’s

Japanese Language Kokuyo World Globe on Wooden base from the 90’s with Box
Measurments
15”in x 6”in
Condition - mint

Globes have been used for centuries to represent the Earth and its geography, evolving from simple spheres to detailed educational and decorative objects. Early globes were often hand-painted and made of materials like wood or plaster, while modern globes utilize advanced printing techniques on various plastics and metals. They serve as both tools for learning and as decorative pieces in homes and offices.

This particular globe, branded by KOKUYO, a well-known Japanese stationery and office supply company, features a protective plastic "Campus" cover, suggesting a focus on durability and preservation. The Japanese text indicates it was produced for the Japanese market, and the scale of 1:55,000,000 is typical for desk-sized educational globes. The wooden base and metal meridian are standard features for globes of this type.






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