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Name: Kakei-Tsuho(Japanese pronunciation)
material: Copper
Era: Qing Dynasty, the first year of the Kakei(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1796
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
The name of Kakei-Tsuho comes from Kakei-Tei(Japanese pronunciation) was the seventh Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
material: Copper
Era: Qing Dynasty, the first year of the Kakei(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1796
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
The name of Kakei-Tsuho comes from Kakei-Tei(Japanese pronunciation) was the seventh Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
Name: Koso-Tsuho(Japanese pronunciation)
material: Copper
Era: Northern Song Dynasty, the second year of the Hogen(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1039
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
material: Copper
Era: Northern Song Dynasty, the second year of the Hogen(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1039
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
Name: Meito-Genpo(Japanese pronunciation)
material: Copper
Era: Northern Song Dynasty, the first year of the Meito(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1032
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
material: Copper
Era: Northern Song Dynasty, the first year of the Meito(Japanese pronunciation)
Christian year: 1032
Extra information: Imported-Coins were probably imported first by Embassies to Sui and Tang Dynasty.
Most of them were imported from the end of Heian era through Kamakura and Muromachi era by the shogunate or the private trade.
They were used widely for the Japanese currency long while from the end of Ancient Coins through the injunction against them in the tenth of the Kanbun era(1670).
Among them, there is a large selection of coins which were issued in Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song and Ming Dynasty.
Name: Bank of Japan 1 Yen (Ninomiya)
Design: Ninomiya Sontoku
Era: From March 19, the twenty first year of Syowa
Christian year: March 19, 1946〜
There are many statues of 二宮尊徳 in school of Japan. These statues are all reading a book with carrying a bunch of firewood on their shoulder.
During the world war ��, many these statues were taken away by the Japanese military due to the lack of metal.
Design: Ninomiya Sontoku
Era: From March 19, the twenty first year of Syowa
Christian year: March 19, 1946〜
There are many statues of 二宮尊徳 in school of Japan. These statues are all reading a book with carrying a bunch of firewood on their shoulder.
During the world war ��, many these statues were taken away by the Japanese military due to the lack of metal.
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