2 Kan Mon

Obverse description	Executed in black letterpress with a red overprint stamp, the obverse is divided into three registers: the upper field carries a full-length vignette of Jurōjin, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, shown in three-quarter standing pose with a staff in his left hand and a rigid fan in his right, a deer at his side, surrounded by auspicious objects including Fundō weights, a Cintāmaṇi jewel, and an Uchide-no-kozuchi mallet. The central field contains multiple text cartouches bearing the denomination and exchange inscriptions, overlaid diagonally by a vertical seal-script overprint stamp. The lower register presents a frontal turtle bearing a Cintāmaṇi on a wave-pattern ground.
Obverse lettering	手切岡盛米四斗代錢貮貫文時之相塲藏元改 (Translation: Morioka bill Rice four To substitute Cash two Kan Mon Market price that time Kuramoto examined)
Reverse description	Printed in black letterpress with a green overprint stamp, the reverse presents its principal inscription within a Fundō-shaped cartouche set against a cloud-patterned ground in the upper register, flanked by two square seals bearing seal-script characters. Below these, a vertical column of Chinese regular script (kaisho) descends toward the lower margin.
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