Currency
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During World War II the Japanese Government printed currency notes, some denominated in the Australian pound, for use in Pacific countries intended for occupation. One shilling notes are typical of the occupation currency used in captured parts of Papua New Guinea during the War.
Japanese printed bank notes. Three five cent notes ; one one shilling note and two five yuan notes.
