| Issue | Philatelic Week 2014 | |||
| First Day | April 18, 2014 | |||
| Value | ¥82 x 4 | |||
| Designs | C2168a - Baiou Shoukinzu (Left-hand side, the 5th panel) | |||
| C2168b - ditto (Left-hand side, the 4th panel) | ||||
| C2168c - Kikuni Tsuruzu (Left-hand side, the 5th panel) | ||||
| C2168d - ditto (Left-hand side, the 4th panel) | ||||
| Designer | Tamaki Akira (stamp designer) | |||
| Printing | Photogravure in 6 colors, Metalic multi image | |||
| Size | 30.0 x 42.0 mm, vertical | |||
| Sheet | 10 stamps (2 x 5) | Sheet | ||
Japanese Stamp Specialized Catalog (JSCA) & SAKURA Catalog numbers are adopted.
| (Small Notes for the issue) |
| Philatelic Week was enacted in 1947 to facilitate stamp collecting hobby
among people by introducing cultural value of stamps as well as their aesthetic
quality. This year, paintings of two sides of a folding screen "Baiou Shoukinzu" and "Kikuni Tsuruzu"(Itabashi Art Museum) by mid-Edo period painter, Kano Eishuku (1675-1724) were adopted for postage stamp design. |
