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Japan Post announces Rurikoji restoration commemorative Frame Stamps

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Japan Post announces Rurikoji restoration commemorative Frame Stamps

Japan Post announces Rurikoji restoration commemorative Frame Stamps
Image: Japan Post; photographic acknowledgements appear on the official sheet
Published11 Oct 2026Updated11 Oct 2026News date9 Oct 2026Event19 Oct 2026Country🌐 Japan
LocationYamaguchi Prefecture

Japan Post announced this regional Frame Stamp product on 9 October 2026.

The Rurikoji product is the second series commemorating completion of the Reiwa-period major restoration of the national-treasure pagoda. Japan Post describes work begun in 2022 and completed after approximately four years. It announces 800 sheets, each with ten 110-yen stamps, priced at 2,000 yen including tax. Counter sales start on 19 October through 94 offices: those in Hofu and Kudamatsu and selected offices in Yamaguchi and Shunan. The artwork includes the pagoda in different settings, architectural details and views within the temple precinct. A presentation is scheduled for 14:00 that day in Rurikoji's main hall in Yamaguchi, with the city's mayor and the temple's chief priest named as recipients.

Online sales are scheduled to open at 00:15 Japan time on 25 October. The quoted sheet price includes tax; postage and related charges apply separately to online orders.

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Source: Japan Post · Read original source →