Hana no Yama (花の山 or 花乃山, Mountain of Flowers) was one of Nintendo’s budget brands of hanafuda decks.
It features, on a silver background, a bunch of mountains with some cherry blossoms visible near the base of the mountains. It shares the same label design with Tsukimi Yama. Another brand called Sakura no Yama has a label design based on this one.
It was the 17th highest-ranking brand in Nintendo’s hanafuda lineup, behind Hi no De and followed by Miyako no Hana.
It was known to be used during late 1920’s to the early 1960’s before being discontinued.
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Text written right-to-left, ‘花’ is written in a cursive form. |
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Label variant, now there are only 2 mountains, a pink and a black one. Text written in a more cursive form; the ‘乃’ looks a bit like a ‘の’. |
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Same as the first version but ‘花’ is no longer written in a cursive form. |
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Same as above but text reads left-to-right. Label from a 1960-1963 deck. |
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Label from 2-deck box. |