Japan. 1978, January 26. HISTORY OF ETHNOGRAPHY ETHNOGRAPHY OF TRADITION GENERAL AND LIFE CONDITIONS IMPROVING APPLICATION ART CREATIVITY OF THE craft PEOPLE'S INDUSTRY DECORATIVE PRODUCTS MADE BY SUVENFIRES The issue of postage stamps from the series "Japanese Art - National Heritage" under the number seven (VII), dedicated to art objects: the folding curtain with the image of the scene "Miotsukushi" from the "Fairy Tales 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 made at the end of the Edo Period (16-17th century). The colorful subjects of postage stamps of the series depict the magnificent above-described products - art objects. The envelope picture is a two-wheeled covered stroller, a cartette, a van. The envelope contains a cardboard insert with the text in Japanese and English, detailing this issue and the topic to which it is devoted. Envelope of the First day (CPD) of issue stamps in postal circulation with a complete series of 2 postage stamps Mi.1345-1346. Condition - LUX.
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