Additional information
| Weight | .1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Style | Gyosho, Kaisho |
| Color | Black, Japanese Gold, Red, White, Gold Luster, Silver Luster, Navy Blue, Midnight Blue, Brown |
| Placement | Left Chest, Lower lapel |
America Embroidery
$15.00
Beikoku lit. “Rice Country” in Japanese. Rice was the currency of Pre-Meiji Japan, (1602-1868) and all government salaries were paid in “KOKU’ of rice. which is a Japanese bushel. So, perhaps this meant “Rich Country to the Japanese people who must have marveled at the agricultural potential of this vast new land across the ocean.
The style of calligraphy shown left is Kaisho.
