Condition: see photos. In the Philippines, the history of the Japanese occupation pesos continued after the war. In the Philippines, the Japanese landed Three days after Pearl Harbor, and on January 2, 1942, they captured Manila. Japan won on all fronts, it seemed that the war would soon end and Filipinos willingly exchanged real pesos for Japanese. After the war, no one returned real pesos to them and in 1953 they founded the Association of Holders of Japanese banknotes in the Philippines. To this day, this Association is suing the governments, the Philippines, the United States and Japan. But, so far, to no avail.
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