WWII Imperial Japanese 1930 Tokyo Capital Rehabilitation Commemorative Medal

  

This is a rare World War II Imperial Japanese commemorative medal from 1930, honoring the rehabilitation of Tokyo after the devastating 1923 earthquake. Founded by Imperial Edict No.

148 on August 13, 1930, this medal was awarded to those who directly participated in or assisted with the rehabilitation efforts. The obverse design features the chrysanthemum crest, rays of light, a view of the Marunouchi business district in downtown Tokyo, and sprays of cherry blossoms. The medal is made of 30 mm oxidized silver, and the ribbon is 36 mm wide, with white and green stripes representing cleanliness and new growth. The presentation case is made of purple or red cardboard with a gilt inscription, adding to its historical value and charm.

This medal is an exceptional find for collectors of World War II memorabilia and those interested in Japanese history. International Buyers - Please Note.

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