A classic pre-war Japanese definitive, this 2 sen brown stamp features a detailed engraved view of Daisetsuzan, Japan’s largest national park, known for its volcanic peaks and rugged alpine vistas. Issued in the late 1930s, it belongs to the National Parks definitive series highlighting the country’s natural heritage. The chrysanthemum crest at the top reflects the imperial-era design elements of the period. Its fine brown photogravure printing and crisp mountain rendering make it a desirable addition for collectors of Japanese landscapes and early Shōwa issues. A notable low-denomination value increasingly appreciated for its scenic depth and historical significance.