Hi no De (日の出, 日乃出, or 日之出, lit ‘sunrise’) was one of Nintendo’s budget brands of hanafuda, kabufuda, mekurifuda, and other karuta decks.
It was the 16th highest-ranking brand in Nintendo’s hanafuda lineup, behind Hyaku-en and followed by Hana no Yama.
As a kabufuda and regional karuta brand, it ranks above Fuji and below Daikoku.
It is known to be used during the late 1920’s and 1930’s.
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1st Label Design: Red shield with gold Marufuku medal in a dark blue background. Top reads “日乃出”, bottom reads “NINTENDO” in roman letters. The text on the golden ribbon on both sides of the shield reads “大日本京都” (Dainippon Kyoto). |
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2nd Label Design: Black silhouette of a tall pine tree while a rising red sun shines red rays on a yellow sky with some clouds. Top reads “日之出”, bottom reads “任天堂” with a Marufuku logo on the bottom right corner. |
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Label from a 2-deck box. |