Lottery ticket 100 Yen April 1997 (Heisei 9) (Noh traditional Japanese theatre performer with fan wearing mask. Foreground: Nagoya Noh Theater. Nagoya Castle (名古屋城, Nagoya-jō) – the city's historic landmark) (Serial # 166319) UNC
Remark: The lottery ticket celebrates the opening of Nagoya Noh Theater in April 1997. This ticket was issued in 1997, the very year Nagoya Noh Theater opened in April. The drawing took place on 23 April, just days after its opening anniversary.
Dimensions: 151 x 70 mm
Catalogue Number: n/a
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, unused, mint) GRADING INFO
Texts & Legend: 名古屋能楽堂 — Nagoya Nōgakudō — Nagoya Noh Theater. 平成9年4月開館 — Opened in April 1997 (9th year of the Heisei era). It is a purpose-built traditional Japanese-style Noh theatre, with a 630-seat auditorium and a stage constructed entirely from Kiso cypress. Nagoya Noh Theater stands directly in front of Nagoya Castle's main entrance. Its architectural design was deliberately made harmonious with the castle's traditional appearance. 関東・中部・東北自治宝くじ — Kantō – Chūbu – Tōhoku Jichi Takarakuji — Regional Autonomous Government Lottery of the Kantō, Chūbu and Tōhoku regions. 第1588回 — 1588th lottery drawing/issue. 41組 (41-kumi) – Group 41. 抽せん日 — Drawing date — 平成9年4月23日(水) — Wednesday, 23 April 1997 — 支払期間 — Prize payment period — 平成9年4月28日から — From 28 April 1997 — 平成10年4月27日まで — Until 27 April 1998. 末等は100円 — The lowest prize is 100 yen. 発売 — Issued/sold by the following regional authorities: 関東・中部・東北ブロック1都 — 22県 — 6指定都市 — One metropolitan prefecture, 22 prefectures and six designated cities in the Kantō, Chūbu and Tōhoku regional blocks. — 受託 第一勧業銀行 — Administered by Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank (第一勧業銀行). — This was a Japanese commercial bank that subsequently became part of Mizuho Financial Group. ¥100 – Original ticket price. (下記の数字は整理番号で、宝くじの番号ではありません) Translation: “The numbers below are reference numbers and are not lottery numbers.”
Remark: The lottery ticket celebrates the opening of Nagoya Noh Theater in April 1997. This ticket was issued in 1997, the very year Nagoya Noh Theater opened in April. The drawing took place on 23 April, just days after its opening anniversary.
Dimensions: 151 x 70 mm
Catalogue Number: n/a
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, unused, mint) GRADING INFO
Texts & Legend: 名古屋能楽堂 — Nagoya Nōgakudō — Nagoya Noh Theater. 平成9年4月開館 — Opened in April 1997 (9th year of the Heisei era). It is a purpose-built traditional Japanese-style Noh theatre, with a 630-seat auditorium and a stage constructed entirely from Kiso cypress. Nagoya Noh Theater stands directly in front of Nagoya Castle's main entrance. Its architectural design was deliberately made harmonious with the castle's traditional appearance. 関東・中部・東北自治宝くじ — Kantō – Chūbu – Tōhoku Jichi Takarakuji — Regional Autonomous Government Lottery of the Kantō, Chūbu and Tōhoku regions. 第1588回 — 1588th lottery drawing/issue. 41組 (41-kumi) – Group 41. 抽せん日 — Drawing date — 平成9年4月23日(水) — Wednesday, 23 April 1997 — 支払期間 — Prize payment period — 平成9年4月28日から — From 28 April 1997 — 平成10年4月27日まで — Until 27 April 1998. 末等は100円 — The lowest prize is 100 yen. 発売 — Issued/sold by the following regional authorities: 関東・中部・東北ブロック1都 — 22県 — 6指定都市 — One metropolitan prefecture, 22 prefectures and six designated cities in the Kantō, Chūbu and Tōhoku regional blocks. — 受託 第一勧業銀行 — Administered by Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank (第一勧業銀行). — This was a Japanese commercial bank that subsequently became part of Mizuho Financial Group. ¥100 – Original ticket price. (下記の数字は整理番号で、宝くじの番号ではありません) Translation: “The numbers below are reference numbers and are not lottery numbers.”
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