Clan Banknote(藩札 Hansatsu)
During the Edo period, Japanese clans issued paper currency known as “hanbuda” for use within the clan. These paper currencies complemented the Tokugawa shogunate’s coinage. Most clan bills had the same value as silver, but bills with the same value as gold or copper were also circulated. In addition, some could be exchanged in kind for commodities such as rice. In addition to those issued by clans, some were issued by rice wholesalers in Osaka and Edo.
TOSA Domein
| Please have a look at the link below. | Clan | Year of Issue |
| Tosa Domain banknotes 10 Monme(拾匁 土州銀行券 10Monme DoshuBanknote) | Tosa Province | about 1868- |
| Tosa Domain banknotes 50 Monme(五拾匁 土州銀行券 50Monme DoshuBanknote) | Tosa Province | about 1868- |
YANAGIMOTO Clan
| Please have a look at the link below. | Clan | Year of Issue |
| Yanagimoto clan Silver 1 Monme | YANAGIMOTO | April 1830 |