Banknotes from Japan

Japan is an island nation in East Asia with a population of 120 million. It shares maritime borders with Russia, Korea and the People's Republic of China. A highly developed industrialised country, Japan has the 3rd largest economy in the world.
Wikidata: Q17

See also: Japanese puppet states in China, Japanese occupation of Oceania

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Ryō (1601-1867)

4000 Mon = 16 Shu = 4 Bu = 1 Ryō

1 Silver Monme (Shibamura-han, Yamato) – obverse
1 Silver Monme (Shibamura-han, Yamato) – reverse
1 Silver Monme (Shibamura-han, Yamato)
1745
Local banknote
165 × 38 mm
1 Silver Monme – obverse
1 Silver Monme – reverse
1 Silver Monme
1838
Local banknote
50 × 35 mm
1 Silver Monme (Mikawa) – obverse
1 Silver Monme (Mikawa) – reverse
Available for swap 1 Silver Monme (Mikawa)
1730
Local banknote
160 × 37 mm
1 Monme (Shiga) – obverse
1 Monme (Shiga) – reverse
1 Monme (Shiga)
1847
Local banknote : Shiga Hansatsu
167 × 33 mm

Yen (1871-date)

1000 Rin = 100 Sen = 1 Yen

5 Sen – obverse
5 Sen – reverse
Available for swap 5 Sen
(1944)
Standard banknote
100 × 48 mm
P# 52, JNDA# 11-63
5 Sen – obverse
5 Sen – reverse
Available for swap 5 Sen
(1948-1952)
Standard banknote
94 × 48 mm
P# 83, JNDA# 11-70
10 Sen – obverse
10 Sen – reverse
10 Sen
(1872)
Standard banknote : Meiji Tsūhō
87 × 53 mm
P# 1, JNDA# 11-9
10 Sen – obverse
10 Sen – reverse
10 Sen
6-10 (1917-1921)
Standard banknote
86 × 54 mm
P# 46, JNDA# 11-40
10 Sen – obverse
10 Sen – reverse
Available for swap 10 Sen
(1944)
Standard banknote
106 × 51 mm
P# 53, JNDA# 11-62
10 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note) – obverse
10 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note) – reverse
Available for swap 10 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note)
(1945)
Standard banknote
78 × 66 mm
P# 63, JNDA# 14-15
10 Sen (US Military Currency - A-Note) – obverse
10 Sen (US Military Currency - A-Note) – reverse
10 Sen (US Military Currency - A-Note)
(1946)
Standard banknote
78 × 66 mm
P# 62, JNDA# 14-7
10 Sen – obverse
10 Sen – reverse
Available for swap 10 Sen
1947
Standard banknote
100 × 50 mm
P# 84
20 Sen – obverse
20 Sen – reverse
20 Sen
(1872)
Standard banknote : Meiji Tsūhō
87 × 53 mm
P# 2, JNDA# 11-8
20 Sen – obverse
20 Sen – reverse
20 Sen
6-8 (1917-1919)
Standard banknote
92 × 58 mm
P# 47, JNDA# 11-39
½ Yen – obverse
½ Yen – reverse
½ Yen
(1872)
Standard banknote : Meiji Tsūhō
89 × 53 mm
P# 3, JNDA# 11-7
50 Sen – obverse
50 Sen – reverse
50 Sen
6-11 (1917-1922)
Standard banknote
103 × 65 mm
P# 48, JNDA# 11-38
50 Sen "Fuji-Sakura" – obverse
50 Sen "Fuji-Sakura" – reverse
Available for swap 50 Sen "Fuji-Sakura"
13 (1938)
Standard banknote
104 × 64 mm
P# 58, JNDA# 11-60
50 Sen "Yasukuni" – obverse
50 Sen "Yasukuni" – reverse
Available for swap 50 Sen "Yasukuni"
17-20 (1942-1945)
Standard banknote
105 × 65 mm
P# 59, JNDA# 11-61
50 Sen – obverse
50 Sen – reverse
Available for swap 50 Sen
1945
Standard banknote
115 × 65 mm
P# 60
50 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note) – obverse
50 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note) – reverse
Available for swap 50 Sen (US Military Currency - B-Note)
(1945)
Standard banknote
78 × 66 mm
P# 65, JNDA# 14-14

Numista referee for banknotes of this issuer is Idolenz.

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