【Reliable and Secure: Anonymous, Tracked Mercari Delivery】 ✔ The event period has ended, so how about adding these to your collection? Set of 2 Stamp Rally Stamp Sheet Collection The two sheets will be packaged together in one OPP bag. Reinforced with recycled cardboard and protected against water damage. ⭕ Individual sales possible. 1 sheet: ¥550 and up. Price cannot be changed after purchase. Please comment before purchasing. ~Godzilla and Okinawa~ "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla" (1974) was the 20th-anniversary film of Godzilla's birth. The main setting chosen was Okinawa Prefecture, which had just been returned to Japan from under US rule. At the time, Okinawa was attracting attention from all over Japan due to the Okinawa International Ocean Exposition (commonly known as the Ocean Expo "EXPO '75"), which was scheduled to be held the following year. Therefore, the film actively collaborated with companies related to Okinawa tourism, such as a luxury ferry connecting Kyushu and Okinawa, and the Naha Tokyu Hotel. Naturally, location shooting was also carried out at famous tourist spots. Shureimon Gate, Shikina-en (Shichinanu Udun), Gyokusendo Cave, and Manzamo are among the famous places and historical sites that appear one after another. Among them, what remains impressive is the World Heritage Site, Nakagusuku Castle Ruins. The heroine, Nami Kunigami, sang the song "Miyarabi no Inori" to awaken King Caesar, the guardian deity of Okinawa, at Manza Beach. And Gyokusendo Cave, where the Third Planet People from the Great Universe Black Hole built Mechagodzilla's launch base. The location shooting for "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla" was carried out in 1973, the first year after Okinawa was returned from the United States. Valuable scenery that cannot be seen now is also captured on film. Please refrain from price reductions as shipping costs are higher than regular mail. Shipping from Okinawa. Please purchase only if you are not in a hurry ⭐ Special Effects Movie Flyer Showa Reiwa