Manchukuo WW2 Medal for the Imperial Visit of Emperor Pu Yi to Japan 1935 Marked M1000 Boxed

JAPAN - Manchukuo State (Japanese Puppet 
State): Medal for the Imperial Visit of Emperor 
Pu Yi of Manchukuo to Japan, in 1935. 
In its box of issue. 
Marked M1000 on the ring.
Inscribed on the obverse: "One in Virtue and in 
Spirit" (referring to the unification of Japan and 
Manchukuo).
Inscribed on the reverse: "Kang Teh 2nd Year, 
Manchukuo Empire, Emperor’s visit to Japan 
Commemorative Medal, 4th Month, 6th Day"
The medal was instituted in 1935 to mark the visit 
of Emperor Pu Yi of Manchukuo to Japan in April 
1935. 
Japan, following the invasion and occupation of 
Manchuria, in 1931, established the "Independent 
State of Manchukuo". 
In 1934, Henry Pu Yi, last of the Manchu Dynasty 
of China, was crowned by Japan as Emperor of 
Manchukuo. 
Manchuria was again reincorporated into China 
following its liberation by the Soviet Red Army 
and by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in 
1945.
The medal is very rare.

FULL SIZE 

WW2 1939 - 1945

Item 100% original - ribbon, box original

Condition as on the photos
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