<p>This question was long answered in the comments, and probably should have been migrated technically ((although when already answered can see why that seems a bit extra)).  Adding a proper answer so it isn't sitting with zero replies in the sub feed of unanswered questions if people look through.</p>
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<p>&lt;&lt;This seems to be the &quot;Japanese style Chinese&quot; (especially the character 本 ), which is used in Japan. you can ask this question from japanese. and the interesting thing is: 印 is rorated 90 degree comparing 日本馆 &gt;&gt;</p>
<p>Answer a quote of stack exchange user Siwei.</p>
<p>Extrapolating from Siwei's good answer, it is the characters 福 日本館印, as seen in the edit.</p>

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2024-05-02T00:30:32.667Z
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zagrycha
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<p>This stamp is on an Enso circle that I purchased at auction.  I'm hoping to find out any information that may be gleaned from it.</p>

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2022-09-08T17:43:59.463Z
Thank you for the edit.
PhiloStu
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2022-09-09T11:28:19.763Z
I think you'd get a better answer at Japanese Language Stack Exchange.
Lily White
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2022-09-09T12:59:36.870Z
Thank you so much.  Sorry for the naivete.
PhiloStu
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This seems to be the "Japanese style Chinese" (especially the character `本` ), which is used in Japan. you can ask this question from japanese.

and the interesting thing is: `印` is rorated 90 degree comparing `日本馆`
Siwei
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2023-04-19T05:32:51.537Z
Is it in a book?
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I am hoping to find any information available regarding this stamp (Characters identified: 福 日本館印)
# I am hoping to find any information available regarding this stamp (Characters identified: 福 日本館印)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-09-08)

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[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/kHx4H.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/kHx4H.png)
[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/VDnPV.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/VDnPV.png)

This stamp is on an Enso circle that I purchased at auction. I'm hoping to find out any information that may be gleaned from it.

**Tags:** translation, character-identification, seal

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you for the edit.  
> **username_1**: I think you'd get a better answer at Japanese Language Stack Exchange.  
> **username_0**: Thank you so much.  Sorry for the naivete.  
> **username_2**: This seems to be the "Japanese style Chinese" (especially the character `本` ), which is used in Japan. you can ask this question from japanese.  and the interesting thing is: `印` is rorated 90 degree comparing `日本馆`  
> **username_3**: Is it in a book?  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2024-05-02. Score: 0

This question was long answered in the comments, and probably should have been migrated technically ((although when already answered can see why that seems a bit extra)). Adding a proper answer so it isn't sitting with zero replies in the sub feed of unanswered questions if people look through.

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<<This seems to be the "Japanese style Chinese" (especially the character 本 ), which is used in Japan. you can ask this question from japanese. and the interesting thing is: 印 is rorated 90 degree comparing 日本馆 >>

Answer a quote of stack exchange user username_2.

Extrapolating from username_2's good answer, it is the characters 福 日本館印, as seen in the edit.


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