New postcards, stamps to mark Japan Post's privatization

New postcards, stamps to mark Japan Post's privatization

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Post said Aug. 14 it will begin selling 50-yen postcards (R) and 50-yen and 80-yen stamps with new designs on Oct. 1 to mark the privatization of its services. (Kyodo)

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