Japan. January 26, 1978. Issue of postage stamps from the series "Japanese Art - National Heritage" under number seven (VII), dedicated to art objects: a folding curtain depicting the scene of "Miotsukushi" from "The Tale of Genji", artist Sotatsu Tavaraya, and a case of ink stone "Funahashi" in the form of an arched bridge, made by Ko-etsu Hon-ami. Both items were manufactured at the end of the Edo Period (16th-17th century). The colorful subjects of the postal stamps series depict the magnificent above-described products - objects of art. In the picture envelope - two-wheeled covered stroller, cartette, van. envelope contains a cardboard insert with a text in Japanese and English detailing this issue and the topic to which it is devoted - see the table below. first-day envelope (FDC) release stamps into circulation with a complete series of 2 postmarks Mi.1345-1346. Condition is Lux.
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