Talk:10,000 yen note

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I evaluated the article against the B-scale. Here are some points for improvement:

References: At least one or two more references are needed, and the format may need to be corrected.
Coverage: This area is the most defficient at the present time. Some questions to think about:
- Why was the design of the 10,000 bill changed?
- What is the significance of the designs? Fukichi's role as philosopher and educator are mentioned briefly, but perhaps a sentence on how deeply he affected Japanese history might be helpful. Why does the government want to honor him?
- Is the Phoenix Hall, or the phoenix statue especially pertinent to the history or religion of Japan? Or both?
- Was there some controvery over having a religious structure on the legal currency?
- What was the previous design?
- When was a 10,000 yen note FIRST put into circulation? And why such a large denomination?
Structure: Article lacks seperate sections.
Supporting Material: This passes, because of the infobox and a photo of the observe of the bill. A photo of the reverse would be helpful, and to a lesser degree, photos of older bills no longer in circulation.

Hope this helps! Good luck! Boneyard90 (talk) 15:39, 31 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]