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5 Yen

发行方	Japanese Government
年份	1873
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印刷机构	Continental Bank Note Company
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正面描述	At left, an agricultural vignette shows fieldwork in progress; at right, a complementary vignette illustrates figures engaged in rice planting. Central area carries official text and government seals.
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背面描述	Central vignette of Nihonbashi bridge in Tokyo with Mount Fuji visible in the background, enclosed within a decorative border frame incorporating images of a 5 yen coin alongside inscriptions at the upper and lower margins.
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备注	Japan's 1871 New Currency Regulations had just decimalized the monetary system when the government turned to American bank note firms for its early paper issues. The Continental Bank Note Company, then a serious competitor to American Bank Note before the 1879 merger that absorbed it, produced this note in New York — a foreign-printed government obligation at a moment when Japan had no domestic facility capable of matching the intaglio security standards required. The reliance on American printers for sovereign currency was a calculated short-term measure. The government's own printing bureau, the Shishū-sha, would not reach sufficient technical capacity until later in the decade.