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Commemorative Medals for the 100th Anniversary of the Showa Era

Overview

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Showa era, Matsumoto Badge Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Taito, Tokyo), which marks its 129th anniversary this year, has announced that it will begin accepting pre-orders for the Showa 100 Year Commemorative Medal on September 1, 2026. The medals will be available for purchase through their online store, E-medal.jp.

Historical Significance

The Showa era commenced in 1926 and spans a century of significant developments and achievements in Japan. The upcoming release of these commemorative medals aims to honor the contributions made by our predecessors to the growth and progress of the nation. They serve as a lasting tribute to the remarkable history of Japan during this vibrant period.

Design Details

Front Design

The front of the medal features a stunning depiction of the Imperial Palace’s Nijubashi Bridge, set against the backdrop of Mount Fuji, symbolizing Japan’s beauty and heritage. The national flower, the cherry blossom, has been elegantly engraved, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and cultural relevance of the medal.

Rear Design

The reverse side of the medal prominently displays the ‘Showa 100 Year’ logo design, accompanied by the year numerals, further enhancing its commemorative significance.

Pricing and Specifications

The medals come in various forms with limited availability:

• - A. Pure Gold Medal (32mm diameter, 18.5g): ¥1,100,000 (tax included, limited to 50 pieces)
• - B. Pure Gold Medal (22mm diameter, 6g): ¥363,000 (tax included, limited to 100 pieces)
• - C. Pure Silver Medal (100mm diameter, 600g): ¥550,000 (tax included, limited to 100 pieces)
• - D. Pure Silver Medal (45mm diameter, 33g): ¥36,300 (tax included, limited to 1,000 pieces)
• - E. Pure Gold & Silver Set (B + D): ¥399,300 (tax included, limited to 100 sets)

This wide range of options allows collectors and fans of Japanese culture to choose a piece that suits their preferences and budgets, while also ensuring the prestige of owning a limited edition commemorative medal.

How to Order

Interested buyers can place their orders through multiple channels:

• - Matsumoto Badge Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Commemorative Medal Office: TEL 0120-153-154 / FAX 0120-715-712 (Available weekdays from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, 24-hour fax reception)
• - E-medal.jp, the official online store: https://e-medal.jp
• - E-medal.jp Yahoo Shopping Store: https://store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/e-medal/

Conclusion

These commemorative medals not only celebrate a significant milestone in Japanese history but also serve as a fine collectible that embodies national pride and cultural heritage. Don’t miss the opportunity to reserve a piece of history that honors the legacy of the Showa era. Mark your calendars for September 1, 2026, when orders officially open, and be part of this enriching commemorative journey.