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SCG10037 - Ryukyu Islands – Karate Training Set (1964–1965), 3¢ Pair
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This attractive two-stamp pair from the Ryukyu Islands showcases classic Okinawan karate forms, issued in 1964 and 1965 during the U.S. administration period.
The 1964 3¢ stamp depicts a practitioner performing the Naihanchi kata, set against a deep crimson background with bold yellow denominations.
The 1965 3¢ stamp features kumite (sparring) between two karateka, rendered on a clean grey backdrop with crisp detailing in the stances and gi folds.
Together, the pair highlights the cultural heritage of Okinawan martial arts and remains a desirable thematic group for collectors of sports, martial arts, and Ryukyus postal history.
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