タンチョウ
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タンチョウ

鶴は、長寿、幸運、貞節のシンボルです

The tancho, or red-crowned crane, is a large bird native to East Asia, known for its distinctive red patch on the head. In Japan, it symbolizes longevity and fidelity, often featured in art and folklore. Once near extinction, conservation efforts have helped their population recover, especially in Hokkaido.
  • Japan Exclusive
  • First Release 16 October 2019

How to obtain?

  • Stamp Store 🇯🇵 Japan
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