| C1889a: Fukujusou (adonis) | ||
| C1889b: Sakurasou (primrose) | ||
| C1889c: Sumire & boke (violet &Japanese quince) | ||
| C1889d: Tsukushi (field horsetail) | ||
| C1889e: Fuji (Japanese wisteria) | ||
| C1889f: Shidarezakura & tsubame (weeping cherry tree & swallow) | ||
| C1889g: Gakuajisai (hydrangea) | ||
| C1889h: Kobushi (Japanese magnolia) | ||
| C1889i: Kouhone & ban (candock & moorhen) | ||
C1889j: Botan, Shakuyaku & chou (peony & butterfly) | ||
He was an enthusiastic stamp collector, and taught the boys to learn the history and the geography of the issuing countries, as well as to keep neat, orderly albums. And that was his downfall: Alan Bradley, The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Inauguration of Japan Post 2003 Sc#2853
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