The photo shows a Japanese stamp with a face value of 1 sen, issued during the Meiji period (approximately 1873-1876). Such stamps were not used for mail, but for paying taxes or fees on official documents, such as contracts and receipts. Main characteristics: Design: In the center of the stamp is an inscription with large characters 印紙 (inshi), which means "stamp mark". Symbolism: In the upper central part, the imperial seal of Japan is depicted - a stylized chrysanthemum with 16 petals. In the corners are cherry flowers (sakura). Inscriptions: On the sides are indicated the nominal value of the characters, and on top and bottom - in Latin: 1 SEN.
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