Fuji Five Lakes


R322: Yamanakako	R323: Kawaguchiko	R324: Saiko

R325: Shoujiko	R326: Motosuko

Issue	Fuji Five Lakes
Prefecture	Yamanashi
Date of Issue	1 July 1999 (Heisei 11)
Denomination	80 yen x 5, vertical se-tenant strip of five stamps
Designs	R319: Lake Yamanakako (the view from Mt. Mikuni-touge in autumn)	R320: Lake Kawaguchiko	R321: Lake Saiko (autumnal tint of Momijidai, sea of acerose trees of Aokigahara, snow of Mt. Fuji and the lake)	R322: Lake Shoujiko (Japanese magnolias and Lake Shoujiko in evening glow)	R323: Lake Motosuko (morning mist on Aokigahara and the lake)
Quantity	9,980,000 sets
Image Area	22.5 x 33.0 millimeters
Printing	Offset in 5 colors
Sheet	20 stamps (4 x 5)
Designer	Satou Akihiko (Graphic Designer)
Sold at	Post offices in Kantou, and the appointed post offices (see the menu page)
First Day of Issue Postmark	Fuji-Yoshida Post Office

Fuji Five Lakes, Pane

Issue	Fuji Five Lakes, Pane
Price	800 yen (80 yen x 10)
Pane Size	51.0 x 190.0 millimeters
Pane	10 stamps (two vertical se-tenant strip of five stamps)
Catalog No.	R326P

Japanese Stamp Specialized Catalog (JSCA) & SAKURA Catalog numbers are adopted.

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(Small Notes for the Issue)

Fuji Five Lakes are on the northern slopes of Mt. Fuji, southeastern Yamanashi Prefecture. The group is composed, from the east, of Lake Yamanakako, Lake Kawaguchiko, Lake Saiko, Lake Shoujiko, and Lake Motosuko.