【いちぶぎん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. ichibugin; Edo-period rectangular silver coin worth one quarter ryōsee also
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  1. Edo-period rectangular silver coin worth one quarter ryō
    2. This refers to a specific type of historical currency used during the Edo period in Japan. It represents a tangible aspect of the economy and finance of that time.
    The one-bun silver coin was used as a valuable currency in transactions at that time.
    Merchants of the Edo period used one-bun silver coins to shop at the market.
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