Acuñar Japón 10 Sen, Flower - Dragon - Meiji Era (1873-1906 - Silver

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In Japanese culture, the dragon is often associated with positive and respectful meanings, unlike in some cultures where it might be perceived as a symbol of threat or chaos. In Japan, the dragon is generally considered a benevolent and sacred being, bearing virtues and beneficial powers.

The Japanese dragon, known as "ry?" in Japanese, is traditionally linked to rain and water, essential elements for agriculture and prosperity. It's often depicted as a guardian or protector of waters and springs. Furthermore, the dragon is also associated with strength, power, and luck.