National Printing Bureau


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National Printing Bureau

An agency of the Japanese government that prints paper money. That is, the National Printing Bureau is responsible for the production of cash yen that circulate in Japan and worldwide. It also produces postage stamps. It was established in 1871.
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These are followed by eight papers on Substrates and Printing, with papers from substrate, film and coating suppliers (Innovia, 3M, Landqart, Crane Micro-Optics) as well as printers and ink producers (Bundesdruckerei, National Printing Bureau Japan, Giesecke & Devrient), covering new test methods, new materials and new types of security film.
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Yasushi Ozaki is with Research Institute of National Printing Bureau, 6-4-20 Sakawa, Odawara-city, Kanagawa 256-0816, Japan.
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