Scenery of the Trip 15

R812a	R812b	R812c	R812d
R812e	R812f	R812g	R812h

R812i	R812j

Issue	Scenery of the Trip 15
First Day	April 23, 2012
Value	80 yen x 10, sheet of ten
Sheet	10 stamps (2 x 5)	Sheet
Designs	R812a−Giant Panda “Ri Ri”(Ueno Zoological Gardens)
	R812b−Giant Panda “Shin Shin”(Ueno Zoological Gardens)
	R812c,d−Shinobazu Pond (Ueno-onshi-koen Park)
	R812e−Kaminari-mon (Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa)
	R812f−Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)
	R812g,h−Sumida River
	R812i−Sumida Park
	R812j−Sumida River Fireworks Festival
Designer	Maruyama Satoru (stamp designer)
Printing	Offset in 5 colors
Size	R812a : 25.0 x 33.5mm, vertical	R812b : 25.0 x 33.5mm, vertical
	R812c : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical	R812d : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical
	R812e : 25.0 x 33.5mm, vertical	R812f : 25.0 x 33.5mm, vertical
	R812g : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical	R812h : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical
	R812i : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical	R812j : 28.0 x 33.5mm, vertical

Japanese Stamp Specialized Catalog (JSCA) & SAKURA Catalog numbers are adopted.

[Note on the Stamps]
This is the fifteenth issue of Scenery of the Trip to introduce the scenery and customs of the representative tourist destinations in Japan. The fifteenth series depict Ueno, Asakusa and areas around Sumida River in Tokyo.

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