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English: Japanese 5 yen bill (obverse side) showing Japanese military cancellation marks for use in occupied China. The red ink is used to cross out wording/seals that were originally added by the Bank of Japan as these notes were meant for civilian circulation. Later bills omit the features that are crossed out.
日本語: 占領下の中国で使用するための日本軍の消印を示す日本の5円紙幣(表側)。これらのメモは民間部門の配布を目的としているため、日本銀行が最初に追加した文言/ステッカーを削除するために赤インクが使用されました。その後の法案では、取り消し線機能が省略されていました。
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