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Vintage Japanese Ashtray. What are the meanings of these symbols?

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Asian Antiques7348 of 10500CHINESE BRONZE CHARGERJapanese Satsuma Porcelain Water Jar /Circa 1920's
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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Snavecram
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    I got this ashtray from an old Japanses lady that lived in Hiroshima. I don't know the meaning of the symbols. It is brass.

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    1. Snavecram, 10 years ago
      Can anyone help me figure out the symbols/characters meaning?
    2. Snavecram, 10 years ago
      Pat, the lady I got it from lived in Hiroshima, Japan. I think it is Japanese

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