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Official Gazette, Extra, February 17, Shōwa 21 (1946) (Imperial Ordinance No. 83, Financial Emergency Measures Ordinance; No. 84, Bank of Japan Notes Deposit Ordinance; Ministry of Finance Ordinance No. 12, Enforcement Regulations for the Financial Emergency Measures Ordinance; No. 13, Enforcement Regulations for the Bank of Japan Notes Deposit Ordinance).

Official Gazette — Ministry of Finance Printing Bureau (National Diet Library Digital Collections).

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  1. Enforcement Regulations for the Financial Emergency Measures Ordinance, Article 5, paragraph 1: For each household, a total amount calculated at a rate of 300 yen for the head of the household and 100 yen for each household member per month to cover living expenses, etc.
  2. Ibid., Article 5, paragraph 3: Payment of salaries shall be calculated as 500 yen per month (excluding classified income tax) for those receiving regular salaries exceeding 500 yen per month.
  3. Enforcement Regulations for the Bank of Japan Notes Deposit Ordinance, Article 1: The old notes are the 10-yen, 20-yen, 100-yen, 200-yen, and 1,000-yen notes in circulation at the time of this ordinance's enforcement.
  4. Ibid., Article 2: The date on which they lose their force as legal tender is March 2, Shōwa 21 (1946). Article 3: The deadline for deposit is March 7 of the same year.
  5. Ibid., Article 4: The new notes are the 10-yen and 100-yen notes announced in Ministry of Finance Notification No. 23 of February. Article 5: The period during which payment in new notes can be requested is from February 25 to March 7.
  6. Ibid., Article 7, paragraph 2: For the head of household and household members under Article 8 of the Enforcement Regulations for the Financial Emergency Measures Ordinance, 100 yen per person.

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