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100 Yen

Issuer Bank of Japan
Year 1944
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Printer Government Printing Bureau, Japan
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Obverse description Black intaglio on brown underprint of leaves, with a vignette of the Yumedono (Hall of Dreams) of Hōryū-ji temple at left. A portrait of Prince Shōtoku occupies the right side of the note. Denomination numerals and Bank of Japan inscriptions appear in both Japanese and Western characters.
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Reverse description Printed in lilac, the reverse centres on a vignette of Hōryū-ji temple, with the Nippon Ginkō (Bank of Japan) circular logo at the top. The denomination is expressed in Japanese characters flanked by Western numeral panels.
Reverse lettering   券行銀本日
100      100
   圓 百
(Translation: Bank of Japan note One hundred yen)
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