JAPAN: Showa, 1926-1989, AE medal, The Manchukuo Emperor State Visit to Japan medal; the obverse is decorated with orchids and chrysanthemums, the Imperial flowers of Manchukuo and Japan, with an inscription in the banner at the bottom that reads "One in Virtue and Spirit", and the reverse has the inscription "Kang Te 2 [1934] Manchukuo Empire, Emperor’s Visit to Japan Commemorative Medal, April 6th", with original ribbon and case of issue showing wear, XF The Manchukuo Emperor State Visit to Japan medal was established in 1935 to commemorate the Manchukuo Kang Te Emperor's visit to Japan in 1934. The Manchukuo Emperor made two state visits to Japan: The first in 1935 and the second in 1940. The first one was the most celebrated because he presented himself as the Manchukuo Emperor to the Showa Emperor. The Manchukuo Emperor Kang Te (Kangde), also known as Puyi, was formally the Xuantong Emperor, the last Emperor of China.

Estimate: USD 50-75