Japanese Abacus Short Wooden Soroban 54 Bead 8”W 8 Decimal places. Buddhist This is an antique Japanese

This is an antique Japanese Meiji era c1880's futondansu

this board is more than just a playing surface – it's a gateway to dual gaming experiences

He looks grumpy due to his signal minded focus

It is signed and titled by the artist

"Dai Nippon" (great Japan) and Meiji year 19 (1886) with a clear image of a dragon in the center

Japanese Abacus Short Wooden Soroban 54 Bead 8”W 8 Decimal places. Buddhist This is an antique JapaneseThis is a Vintage Japanese 54 bead Abacus known as a soroban. This is a Compact style Soroban for basic calculations. It features a solid jointed wood frame, with jointed traditional construction. The place numbers are carved and filled with red.