Behind the stamp: Japanese GP

The stamp from AA23's visit to Suzuka is now available

Published

25 Sep 2024

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1 min

It's time to rewind to Round 4 of the campaign, with the release of Alex's Japanese Grand Prix stamp.

Albono's latest stamp design prominently features a classic red and white colour scheme, which mirrors the colours of the Japanese flag, symbolising purity and vitality.

The "Maneki-neko" cat, or "beckoning cat," often seen in shops and homes across Japan, is depicted with a raised paw, which traditionally signifies welcoming good fortune or customers.

The writing on the oval plate reads "Japan" in Japanese. Its stylised, cartoon-like representation adds a playful, approachable feel to the design, making it appealing and widely recognisable.

The design balances traditional symbolism with modern, clean lines, creating a fun, contemporary look.

You can add this stylish design to your Fan Passport now — or for more information on how to claim stamps throughout the campaign, check out at our explainer article here.