Japan to issue new stamps marking 30th year of ties with China

Japan to issue new stamps marking 30th year of ties with China

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows two kinds of 80-yen stamps to be issued by the Japanese government on Sept. 13 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the normalization of bilateral diplomatic ties. The left one features wisteria growing naturally in both Japan and China, and the right one features goldfish and 30 cherry blossoms. (Kyodo)

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