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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a stylized composition of cherry blossoms, a crescent moon, and ornate snowflake motifs arranged symmetrically across a mirror-polished field, characteristic of the Local Autonomy commemorative series. The largest central snowflake incorporates latent image technology, revealing concealed images when viewed from different angles. The denomination 1000 YEN appears in the lower field alongside the series inscription 地方自治六十年 (60 Years of Local Autonomy) and the issue number (47/60) denoting Ōita's position in the series. The date 平成24年 (Year 24 of Heisei, 2012) is inscribed in the lower portion of the field. |
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Part of Japan's 47 Prefectures Coin Program, launched in 2008 to issue a commemorative silver piece for each of Japan's administrative prefectures, the Ōita issue appeared in the program's fifth year. The series was structured so that prefectures were released in groups across multiple years, with Ōita among the later tranches. Mintages were tightly controlled and distribution handled primarily through Japan Post and designated financial institutions, meaning many pieces never entered general circulation at all.
Ōita Prefecture encompasses the Beppu geothermal zone, one of the most volcanically active regions in Japan.