Help Identifying Japan Stamps

Very nice Rod. I will save that for reference if I may.

ccool, compare those cancels to the one on the red stamp, girl and viola or violin. The shape is similar but different.

Not mine Puzzler
possibly from ebay, sent to me to explain my query a few years ago :)

Puzzler : The stamp next to it, that looks like a crab to me, is Emperor year 19 or 2007. Not sure which series as that nice web site provided by Rod runs out of info that year for some issues. narrows the search down though.

I don't find them again. My catalogue stop before the end of 2007, it can be one of the last stamp of the year.

I find all others stamp, I will update the picture !

Thanks again to all for the information !

*** only 5 stamps left on the first picture... Yeah !

Could you email to me a reduced scan of the picture updated please? My computer system still can't load the super large photos (nice) from photobucket. I think that somewhere along the way the computers time out, thinking that enough time has passed. It is wonderful to be in the dark ages again.

Puzzler : if you can not open a picture with your e-mail, your definitively need a new computer :P

Sell some stamps to pay them ! lol

I send the picture by e-mail !

E-mail is fine and good but it is the large sized image files from photobucket or imageshack that do not load all the way.

I haven't tried to copy and paste the file name. Must see if that works.

The gorilla on the 4th line and the parrot (rosy-faced lovebird) on the last line are from the 2003 Letter Writing Day sheet.

Only 3 !

Thanks to 22crows !

The last stamp on your sheet is from the 2005 Greetings Stamps (Eto calligraphy) set. 'inu' (symbolic characters) (Seki Masato) SG3379

Row 3, stamp 4, peacock is from the
February 2001 World Heritage series Number 1

And the lucky last, row 3, stamp 3:
from 2000, the Twentieth Century 14th series sheet, 80 y Shureimon Gate (SG2824).

Did somebody get the gorilla? I missed that one. It stumped me.

I read past posts and saw 22crows got it. Bravo.

On to the Prefectures. This is good practice.

Hi !

Thanks to everyone that help me with my japan stamps !

Now, who help me again with prefecture ? :P

Thanks !