4 Japanese Unidentified Stamps (Jus)

Hi everybody!
My first post,
I have this 4 stamps from japan that i'm not able to identify,
can you give me the catalogue number and value?
hope somebody help because for me asian stamps are always difficult,i can't read and for example I don't even know if the buddha is even japanese!
thank you to all

gasparddelanuit2 welcome, can we call you something shorter for typing purposes. Let me know if you meant Scott numbers, which is what I use and then I will look up your stamps, but yes they are all from Japan and unless I miss my mark looking them up, they are fairly common stamps. Great to have you with us, those were great scans. Keep posting and let me know which catalog numbers you want. - jeff

jhlovell:
yes my name is way too long,you can call me gaspard,
Scott numbers would be perfect!
i tried to do some scans but than I began to use my little camera,with good results!(it has the macro function)
BAYERN1Kreuzer:
The Fuji stamp has half circles,
do you have a particular method to clearly see the watermark?
i can't see it clearly with my light...
thanks to both!

The Buddha was Nepalese
Siddhârtha Gautama born in Lumbini,
In Thailand Bangkok, you can cycle or run around Lupini Park
named after the Buddha's birthplace.
You can get Buddha images from japan.


The last stamp is very tricky,
there are two 10y stamps that on first observation look the same
but they differ

Rod22,thanks for the interesting informations about buddha

Bayern1Kreuzer:
yes it is the 18.5-22mm stamp,what can I say,thank you very much!

My son in law Charlie Brennan has a Buddha statue on his patio he uses for a receptacle for his Marlboros..seems a bit sacriligious to me !!

A bit! I think Charlie is lucky they are a 'layed back' religion. He'll get his in the next life.

My daughter says if he buys one more Celtic cross to hang in the house somebody is going..and I don't think shes kidding !!

Buddhism is just a way to the truth,
I am sure that scene would not affect him at all
merely as an act of unskilful activity.
Charlie should be reflecting on the possible damage smoking
may cause him, and those that love him.

Sorry Bayern1Kreuzer.
whilst your reply was informative, I think you
did not pick up the difference.

Look at the value tablet, the 10yen stamp <does not> have two zeroes
making it 1950

But good try

Beautiful yen stamp.I always liked the early Japanese stamps,they seem to be so balanced,harmonious and humble at the same time,it looks like they expressing the yin/yang philosophy even in stamps....

All nice stamps indeed.

Rod, I believe Bayern is talking about the first stamp, the blue 20 yen, with Mount Fuji, whilst you are talking about the last stamp of the varying value tablets, the mauve 10 Yen.

I see,
Thanks Puzz,
I stand corrected.

rod222 you are right about the buddha stamps,
i have both the stamps,the one with 10.00 and the one with only the 10!

Please can somebody tell me the catalogue number and value for the other three stamps ?
thanks