Banknote Japan 100 Yen - Shotoku-taishi - Yumedono Pavillion - ND (1930) - Block 91

Ref. : NCB912

Product type

Banknote

Date/Year

1930

Catalog

WPM (P.) 42.a

Country

Japan

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100 yen

Institution

Bank of Japan

folds, stains, cuts in margin, no missing part

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Shotoku-taishi was a Japanese statesman of the 7th century, recognized for his contribution to the modernization of Japan. He promoted Buddhism, implemented reforms based on Confucian principles, and created the Seventeen-Article Constitution. Despite his premature assassination, he is considered a key figure in Japanese history and a visionary.

P. .42.a, 42.a, VF
Japan