In May 2026, three major domestic marathons (Tohoku, Hokuriku, Kyushu) simultaneously announced a 'Japanese Monetary History' collaboration. All finishers receive a commemorative medal modeled on Edo-period coin designs, while dedicated exhibition booths and expert mini-lectures line the course. The combined regional economic impact is estimated at over 2.8 billion yen, attracting attention as a new visitor pathway for the old-coin market.
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May 2026: Japanese Old Coins x International Sports — Monetary History Commemorative Medals Awarded to Finishers at 3 Major Marathons, Regional Economic Impact Ripples
Source: ittendou編集部|Published: May 24, 202611d ago
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