Railway Ibara Route Opening
R262
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| Issue | Railway Ibara Route Opening |
| Prefectures | Okayama and Hiroshima |
| Date of Issue | 11 January 1999 (Heisei 11) |
| Denomination | 80 yen |
| Design | Railway Ibara Route |
| Quantity |
6,000,000 copies |
| Image Area | 22.5 x 33.0 millimeters, vertical |
| Printing | Photogravure in 5 colours |
| Sheet | 20 stamps (4 x 5) |
| Designer | Mori Masatoshi (Oil Painting Artist) |
| Sold at | Post offices in Chugoku, and
the appointed post offices
(see the menu page) |
First Day of
Issue Postmark | Ibara Post Office |
| Catalog No. | R262 |
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Railway Ibara Route Opening, Pane
| Issue | Railway Ibara Route Opening, Pane |
| Price | 800 yen (80 yen x 10) |
| Pane Size | 51.0 x 190.0 millimeters, vertical |
| Pane | 10 stamps (2 x 5) |
| Catalog No. | R262P |
Japanese Stamp Specialized Catalog (JSCA) & SAKURA Catalog numbers
are adopted.
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(Small Note for the Issue)
Railway Ibara Route Opening
R262 and RP111: Railway Ibara Route connects Soujashi in Okayama with Kan'nabechou in Hiroshima, via Kiyoneson, Mabichou, Yakagechou, and Ibarashi, for 41.7 kilometers. As the route for passanger trains from south area of Okayama and Bingo area, the railway is open on January 11, 1999.