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Japan is an East Asian country between the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan. The Empire of Japan has been issuing stamps since 1871.  More

Stamps from Japan

Japan

Japan is an East Asian country located between the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan. The Japanese Empire has issued postage stamps since 1871. In 1875, Japan exchanged South Sakhalin for the Kuril Islands with the Soviet Union. In 1875, Japan annexed the Bonin Islands and in 1879 the Kingdom of Riokiu. After the First Sino-Japanese War, in 1885, China ceded Taiwan and the Pescadores to Japan. After the Russo-Japanese War, South Sakhalin became Japanese again in 1905. At the end of World War II, in 1945, Russian troops recaptured South Sakhalin, which together with the Kurils was formally assigned to the Soviet Union. Taiwan and the Pescadores were recaptured by China in the same year and formally ceded to China in 1952. From 1945 to 1952, the rest of Japan was occupied by American troops, Iwo Jima (the Bonin and Volcano Islands) until 1968 and Okinawa (Riokioe) until 1972.

Japanese stamps are "Miniature Ambassadors Of Culture" (The New Japan, Manchini Newspapers, 1958). Stamps depict a whole range of subjects, including customs and habits, industry, landscapes and events. They therefore serve as figureheads for their issuing country.

Philately Japan
With few exceptions, Japanese postage stamps have been printed exclusively by the Ministry of Finance Printing Office since 1871.
The Dragons, the earthquake series and various stamps issued during and after the end of the war were printed in private printing houses.

An important organization for Japanese stamp collectors is the Japanese Philatic Society (JPS). There is also an international platform for collectors of Japanese stamps (the IJPS).

Rare old Japanese issues require specific storage conditions. Small amounts of chemicals or polymers found in ordinary albums can damage them.

Old Japanese forgeries are hard to tell apart from the real ones. They are also over 100 years old and are printed on almost the same paper and with almost the same ink as the real ones.

Currency
The face value on the first series from 1871 (4 stamps, imperforate) is expressed in Japanese mon. This was the currency in use during the Muromachi period from 1336 to 1870. 100 mon = 1 sen, 1 ryo/yen = 4 bu = 16 shu = 100 sen = 10,000 mon

From 27/06/1871 a new currency unit yen was introduced: the yen (1 yen = 100 sen). Until 1891 the mon was still used (to pay) next to the yen. The machines that had to make the new currency had not yet arrived in Japan in 1871. The stamp issues from 1872 onwards did use the new currency unit.
There was a fixed exchange rate: 1 sen = 100 mon, however at the post office (selling stamps) a different exchange rate was used: 1 sen = 96 mon.

From 01/01/1954 only yen was used as currency on Japanese stamps. This means that a stamp from Japan with 24.00 (24 large and 00 small with a line underneath) as face value should never be looked for in the catalogue after 1953.

Year on stamps
Dates (cancellations) on postal stationery or manufactured work must be 'interpreted'.
The Japanese calendar – at least on stamps – is different from ours: the day and month have been the same as ours since 1873, but the calendar is calculated using the number of years from the accession of the emperor.

The “Showa” period e.g.: Emperor Hirohito began his reign in late December 1926: this means that from that point on in 1926 the stamps were postmarked with Showa year 1. Stamps postmarked throughout 1927 have Showa year 2, etc., until Hirohito's death in January 1989 (Showa year 64).
Then the reign of Emperor Akihito, the Heisei period, began, and the era counting on cancellations began again from January 7, 1989 with Heisei Year 1 (until his abdication on April 30, 2019, Heisei Year 31).
Since then, Emperor Naruhito has reigned, and his reign is called Reiwa. Until December 31 of the current year (2021), postage stamps will be postmarked with Reiwa Year 3.

A cancellation “44.9.25”, on a postal stationery from 1968 for example, means 'cancelled on September 25 of Showa year 44' – in our calendar that would be 1969. And therefore not in 1944.

Watermarks
Watermarks
Filigrees
Watermarks

A Japon - Japan

F – Three filigranes used for the timbres-poste du Japon:
E – Three watermarks were used for the stamps of Japan:

1) NL Wave line (vertical) (multiple close together)
E Wavy line (vertical) (multiple close together)
F Ligne ondulée (vertical) (multiple à proximité)
D Wellenline (senkrecht) (more close to the other)

F En vigueur à partir du May 20, 1914.
E In effect from 20th of May 1914.

F Filigree normal (droit) ou couché.
E Watermark normal (upright) or sideways.

2) NL Line (short) (vertical) (multiple in rows)
E Line (short) (vertical) (multiple in rows)
F Ligne (courte) (verticale) (multiple en rangees)
D Line (kurz) (senkrecht) (mehrfach in Reihen)

F En vigueur à partir du 25 October 1923.
E In effect from 25th of October 1923.

F Filigree normal (right).
E Watermark normal (upright).

3) NL Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right to each other) (multiple in vertical rows)
E Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right together) (multiple in vertical rows)
F Line ondulée (ligne – demi-cercle – ligne alternant à gauche et à droite ensemble) (multiple and rangees verticals)
D Wellen Line (Line - Halbkreis - Line Abwechselend left and right sideways) (more access to the area)

F En vigueur à partir du 15 december 1937.
E In effect from 15th of March 1937.

F Filigree normal (droit) ou couché.
E Watermark normal (upright) or sideways.

B

Japan [1942-1945] – Occupation of India (Andaman and Nicobar Islands)
Japan [1942-1945] - Occupation of India (Andaman - and Nicobar Islands)
Dress [1942-1945] - Occupation de l'Inde (Îles Andaman et Nicobar)
Japan [1942-1945] - Besetzung von Indische (Andaman and Nikobaren)

F - Pendant la Seconde Guerre global, l'Empire du Japon envahit les îles Andaman en march 1942 et les îles Nicobar en juillet 1942. These îles apartenant à l'Inde se situent dans le Golfe du Bengale. L'occupation prit fin en octobre 1945.

E – During the Second World War, the Japanese Empire invaded the Andaman Islands in March 1942 and the Nicobar Islands in July 1942. These islands belonging to India are located in the Gulf of Bengal. The occupation ended in October 1945.

F – A delicate tone used for the timbres of the occupies.
E – One watermark was used for the occupied islands.

NL Star (five-pointed) (multiple) (India)
E Star (five-pointed) (multiple) (India)
F Étoile (cinq branches) (multiple) (Inde)
D Stern (fünfstrahlig) (mehrfach) (If)

F En vigueur à partir de 1942. Il s'agit de timbres de l'Inde avec un chiffre en surcharge.
E In effect from 1942. These are Indian stamps with a figure in overprint.

F Filigree normal (right).
E Watermark normal (upright).

C

Japan [1945] – Occupation of Hong Kong
Japan [1945] – Occupation of Hong Kong
Dress [1945] – Occupation de Hong Kong
Japan [1945] – Besetzung von Hongkong

F – Avant le début de la Seconde Guerre globale, les Japonais avaient déjà conquis différentes parties de la Chine et encerclé de facto la colonie Britannique de Hong Kong. At the end of November 1941, 3,000 Canadians rejoined the British army in Hong Kong, with current environment of 12,000 people. The day of Pearl Harbor, the colonie de la couronne sur la côte chinoise fut attaquée. The port naval britannique is a menace for the positions of the autour de Formosa et de la Chine. Simultaneous with the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese bombardiers and the piqué attack on Hong Kong. After the bombardment surprise, the colonie is a proie facile for the armée japonaise. On the 18th of December the Japanese traversed the canal and opened up on the island of Hong Kong. On December 25, the garnish all the way to Japan. Since April 1945, the timbres are well used without surcharges. Les timbres japonais ensuite été utilisés avec des surcharges jusqu'à la fin de la deuxième Guerre globale.

E - Before the start of World War II, the Japanese had already conquered various parts of China and de facto surrounded the British colony of Hong Kong. By the end of November 1941, 3,000 Canadians had joined the British garrison at Hong Kong, which currently numbered about 12,000 men. On the same day as Pearl Harbor, the crown colony on the Chinese coast was attacked. The British naval port there was a threat to the Japanese positions around Formosa and China. Simultaneously with the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese piqué bombers attacked Hong Kong. After this surprise bombardment, the colony was an easy prey for the Japanese army. On December 18 the Japanese crossed the canal and landed on Hong Kong Island. On December 25, the Allied Garrison surrendered to the Japanese. Until April 1945, Japanese stamps were used without the usual overprints. Japanese stamps were then used with overprints until the end of World War II.

F – A delicate tone used for the timbres d'occupation of Hong Kong in 1945.
E – One watermark was used for the occupied Hong Kong in 1945.

NL Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right to each other) (multiple in vertical rows)
E Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right together) (multiple in vertical rows)
F Line ondulée (ligne – demi-cercle – ligne alternant à gauche et à droite ensemble) (multiple and rangees verticals)
D Wellen Line (Line - Halbkreis - Line Abwechselend left and right sideways) (more in senkrechts Reihen)

F En vigueur à partir du April 16, 1945.
E In effect from 16th of April 1945.

F Filigree normal (right).
E Watermark normal (upright).

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Japan is een Oost-Aziatisch land tussen de Noordelijke Stille Oceaan en de Japanse Zee. Het keizerrijk Japan geeft postzegels uit sinds 1871. In 1875 ruilde Japan met de Sovjetunie Zuid-Sachalin tegen de Koerilen. In 1875 annexeerde Japan de Bonineilanden en in 1879 het koninkrijk Rioekioe. Na de Eerste Chinees-Japanse oorlog, in 1885, stond China Taiwan en de Pescadores af aan Japan. Na de Russisch-Japanse oorlog werd Zuid-Sachalin in 1905 opnieuw Japans. Op het einde van de 2de Wereldoorlog, in 1945, heroverden Russische troepen Zuid-Sachalin, dat samen met de Koerilen formeel aan de Sovjetunie werd toegewezen. Taiwan en de Pescadores werden in hetzelfde jaar heroverd door China en in 1952 formeel aan China afgestaan. Van 1945 tot 1952, werd de rest van Japan bezet door Amerikaanse troepen, Iwo Jima (de Bonin- en Vulkaaneilanden) tot 1968 en Okinawa (Rioekioe) tot 1972.

Japanse postzegels zijn "Miniature Ambassadors Of Culture" (The New Japan, Manchini Newspapers, 1958). Postzegels tonen een heel gamma van onderwerpen, waaronder gewoonten en gebruiken, industrie, landschappen en evenementen. Ze fungeren daarom als boegbeeld voor hun land van uitgifte.

Filatelie Japan

Japanse postzegels worden sinds 1871, op enkele uitzonderingen na, exclusief gedrukt door de drukkerij van het ministerie van financiën.

De Draken, de aardbeving-serie en diverse postzegels uitgegeven tijdens en na het einde van de oorlog werden gedrukt in particuliere drukkerijen.

Een belangrijke organisatie voor Japanse postzegelverzamelaars is de Japanese Philatic Society (JPS). Er is ook een internationaal platform voor verzamelaars van Japanse postzegels (de IJPS).

Zeldzame oude Japanse uitgiften vragen specifieke bewaringsomstandigheden. Kleine hoeveelheden van chemicaliën of polymeren die voorkomen in gewone albums kunnen deze beschadigen.

Oude Japanse vervalsingen zijn moeilijk te onderscheiden van de echte. Ze zijn ook meer dan 100 jaar oud en zijn op bijna hetzelfde papier en met bijna dezelfde inkt gedrukt als de echte.

Valuta

De nominale waarde op de eerste serie uit 1871 (4 postzegels, ongetand) is uitgedrukt in de japanse mon. Dit was de munteenheid die in de Muromachi periode werd gebruikt van 1336 tot 1870. 100 mon = 1 sen, 1 ryo/yen = 4 bu = 16 shu = 100 sen = 10.000 mon

Vanaf 27/06/1871 werd een nieuwe munteenheid yen in gebruik genomen: de yen (1 yen = 100 sen). Tot 1891 werd de mon nog gebruikt (betalen) naast de yen. De machines die de nieuwe munt moesten maken waren in 1871 nog niet aangekomen in Japan. Bij de postzegeluitgiftes vanaf 1872 werd wel al die nieuwe munteenheid gebruikt.

Er was een vaste wisselkoers: 1 sen = 100 mon, echter in het postkantoor (verkoop postzegels) werd een andere wisselkoers gebruikt: 1 sen = 96 mon.

Vanaf 01/01/1954 werd enkel nog yen gebruikt als valuta op Japanse postzegels. Dat wil zeggen dat een postzegel van Japan met 24.00 (24 groot en 00 klein met een lijntje er onder) als nominale waarde nooit moet gezocht worden in de cataloog nà 1953.

Jaartal bij afstempelingen

Datums (afstempelingen) op postwaardestukken of maakwerk moeten 'geïnterpreteerd' worden.

De Japanse jaartelling – in elk geval op afstempelingen – is anders dan de onze: dag en maand zijn sinds 1873 dezelfde als bij ons, maar bij de jaartelling wordt gerekend met het aantal jaren vanaf de troonsbestijging van de keizer.

De “Showa”-periode bv: Keizer Hirohito begon zijn regeerperiode eind december 1926: dat betekent dat de zegels vanaf dat moment in 1926 afgestempeld werden met Showa jaar 1. Zegels die in heel 1927 werden afgestempeld hebben Showa-jaar 2, enz., tot het overlijden van Hirohito in januari 1989 (Showa-jaar 64).

Daarna begon de regeerperiode van keizer Akihito, de Heisei-periode, en de jaartelling op afstempelingen begon opnieuw vanaf 7 januari 1989 met Heisei-jaar 1 (tot zijn abdicatie op 30 april 2019, Heisei-jaar 31).

Sindsdien regeert keizer Naruhito, en zijn regeerperiode heet Reiwa. Tot en met 31 december van het nu lopende jaar (2021) worden postzegels afgestempeld met Reiwa-jaar 3.

Een afstempeling “44.9.25”, op een postwaardestuk uit 1968 bv, wil zeggen 'afgestempeld op 25 september van Showa-jaar 44' – in onze tijdrekening is dat dus 1969. En dus niet in 1944.

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Watermarks

Filigranes

Wasserzeichen

A Japon - Japan

F – Trois filigranes furent utilisés pour les timbres-poste du Japon:

E – Three watermarks were used for the stamps of Japan:

1) NL Golflijn (verticaal) (meervoudig dicht bij elkaar)

E Wavy line (vertical) (multiple close together)

F Ligne ondulée (verticale) (multiple à proximité)

D Wellenlinie (senkrecht) (mehrfach dicht beieinander)

F En vigueur à partir du 20 mei 1914.

E In effect from 20th of May 1914.

F Filigrane normal (droit) ou couché.

E Watermark normal (upright) or sideways.

2) NL Lijn (kort) (verticaal) (meervoudig in rijen)

E Line (short) (vertical) (multiple in rows)

F Ligne (courte) (verticale) (multiple en rangées)

D Linie (kurz) (senkrecht) (mehrfach in Reihen)

F En vigueur à partir du 25 octobre 1923.

E In effect from 25th of October 1923.

F Filigrane normal (droit).

E Watermark normal (upright).

3) NL Golflijn (lijn – halve cirkel – lijn afwisselend links en rechts aan elkaar) (meervoudig in verticale rijen)

E Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right together) (multiple in vertical rows)

F Ligne ondulée (ligne – demi-cercle – ligne alternant à gauche et à droite ensemble) (multiple en rangées verticales)

D Wellenlinie (Linie - Halbkreis – Linie abwechselend links und rechts zusammen) (mehrfach in senkrechten Reihen)

F En vigueur à partir du 15 décembre 1937.

E In effect from 15th of March 1937.

F Filigrane normal (droit) ou couché.

E Watermark normal (upright) or sideways.

B

Japan [1942-1945] – Bezetting van India (Andamanen en Nicobaren)

Japan [1942-1945] - Occupation of India (Andaman - and Nicobar Islands)

Japon [1942-1945] - Occupation de l’Inde (Îles Andaman et Nicobar)

Japan [1942-1945] - Besetzung von Indien (Andamanen und Nikobaren)

F - Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l’Empire du Japon envahit les îles Andaman en mars 1942 et les îles Nicobar en juillet 1942. Ces îles appartenant à l’Inde se situent dans le Golfe du Bengale. L’occupation prit fin en octobre 1945.

E – During the Second World War, the Japanese Empire invaded the Andaman Islands in March 1942 and the Nicobar Islands in July 1942. These islands belonging to India are located in the Gulf of Bengal. The occupation ended in October 1945.

F – Un filigrane fut utilisé pour les timbres de îles occupées.

E – One watermark was used for the occupied islands.

NL Ster (vijfpuntig) (meervoudig) (India)

E Star (five-pointed) (multiple) (India)

F Étoile (cinq branches) (multiple) (Inde)

D Stern (fünfstrahlig) (mehrfach) (Indien)

F En vigueur à partir de 1942. Il s'agit de timbres de l'Inde avec un chiffre en surcharge.

E In effect from 1942. These are Indian stamps with a figure in overprint.

F Filigrane normal (droit).

E Watermark normal (upright).

C

Japan [1945] – Bezetting van Hongkong

Japan [1945] – Occupation of Hong Kong

Japon [1945] – Occupation de Hong Kong

Japan [1945] – Besetzung von Hongkong

F – Avant le début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les Japonais avaient déjà conquis différentes parties de la Chine et encerclé de facto la colonie britannique de Hong Kong. À la fin de novembre 1941, 3.000 Canadiens avaient rejoint la garnison britannique de Hong Kong, qui comptait actuellement environ 12.000 hommes. Le même jour que Pearl Harbor, la colonie de la couronne sur la côte chinoise fut attaquée. Le port naval britannique y était une menace pour les positions japonaises autour de Formosa et de la Chine. Simultanément à l’attaque de Pearl Harbor, des bombardiers japonais en piqué attaquèrent Hong Kong. Après ce bombardement surprise, la colonie était une proie facile pour l’armée japonaise. Le 18 décembre les Japonais traversent le canal et débarquent sur l’île de Hong Kong. Le 25 décembre, la garnison alliée se rend aux Japonais. Jusqu’en avril 1945, les timbres japonais étaient utilisés sans les surcharges habituelles. Les timbres japonais ont ensuite été utilisés avec des surcharges jusqu’à la fin de la deuxième Guerre mondiale.

E - Before the start of World War II, the Japanese had already conquered various parts of China and de facto surrounded the British colony of Hong Kong. By the end of November 1941, 3,000 Canadians had joined the British garrison at Hong Kong, which currently numbered about 12,000 men. On the same day as Pearl Harbor, the crown colony on the Chinese coast was attacked. The British naval port there was a threat to the Japanese positions around Formosa and China. Simultaneously with the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese piqué bombers attacked Hong Kong. After this surprise bombardment, the colony was an easy prey for the Japanese army. On 18 December the Japanese crossed the canal and landed on Hong Kong Island. On 25 December, the allied garrison surrendered to the Japanese. Until April 1945, Japanese stamps were used without the usual overprints. Japanese stamps were then used with overprints until the end of World War II.

F – Un filigrane fut utilisé pour les timbres d’occupation de Hong Kong en 1945.

E – One watermark was used for the occupied Hong Kong in 1945.

NL Golflijn (lijn – halve cirkel – lijn afwisselend links en rechts aan elkaar) (meervoudig in verticale rijen)

E Wavy line (line – semicircle – line alternating left and right together) (multiple in vertical rows)

F Ligne ondulée (ligne – demi-cercle – ligne alternant à gauche et à droite ensemble) (multiple en rangées verticales)

D Wellenlinie (Linie - Halbkreis – Linie abwechselend links und rechts zusammen) (mehrfach in senkrechten Reihen)

F En vigueur à partir du 16 avril 1945.

E In effect from 16th of April 1945.

F Filigrane normal (droit).

E Watermark normal (upright).


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Date of entry:June 09, 2014 15:53by:kwaliteit
Last updated :September 08, 2024 17:13by:Loriot

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Cherry Blossom
€ 
220
Cherry Blossom
  • 1875
  • 4
Cherry Blossom
€ 
170
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  • 1875
  • 6
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€ 
240
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  • 1875
  • 20
Cherry Blossom
€ 
300
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  • 30
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€ 
12,000
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  • 1
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  • 1
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300
belt pattern
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
€ 
16
.
00
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
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  • 1889
  • 5
Old Koban
Old Koban
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  • 1
Old Koban
€ 
180
Old Koban
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  • 2
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 4
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1877
  • 6
Old Koban
€ 
110
Old Koban
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  • 8
Old Koban
€ 
40
Old Koban
  • 1877
  • 10
Old Koban
€ 
50
Old Koban
  • 1887
  • 10
Old Koban
€ 
300
Old Koban
  • 1877
  • 12
Old Koban
€ 
150
Old Koban
  • 1877
  • 15
Old Koban
€ 
300
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 20
Old Koban
€ 
25
.
00
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
€ 
40
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
€ 
40
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
€ 
30
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
€ 
40
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 5
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 2
Old Koban
Old Koban
  • 1876
  • 4
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