Japanese? arm band

[easterneagle87]

Acquired in a mixed lot. 

 

Typical questions: What is it? , Whose is it? What period? 

 

sorry if it's upside down.

 

Thanks in advance.  

[easterneagle87]

Nothing? 

[VicP]

Just saw this. Sorry I can’t help with an ID but try posting it on the Japanese sub forum at warrelics.eu. They are very knowledgeable over there with this type of piece. Hope that helps. 
Vic

[Joe]

The writing on the armband is quite straightforward and says 立入許可　(tachiiri kyoka). It means something like “entry permitted”. 立入 = entering, and 許可 = permission / authorization. 

 

Anyone who’s been to Japan has probably seen a similar phrase, 立入禁止 (tachiiri kinshi), on signs or doors which is used as “do not enter” / “keep out”. 

 

The armband is a sort of generic thing and there are still places making these even today. 

[stratasfan]

16 hours ago, Joe said:

The writing on the armband is quite straightforward and says 立入許可　(tachiiri kyoka). It means something like “entry permitted”. 立入 = entering, and 許可 = permission / authorization. 

 

Anyone who’s been to Japan has probably seen a similar phrase, 立入禁止 (tachiiri kinshi), on signs or doors which is used as “do not enter” / “keep out”. 

 

The armband is a sort of generic thing and there are still places making these even today. 

Thanks for helping the OP!