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Japan: What are these? Possibly First Day Postmarks?

Picked up some lots I won at the last Rasdale Auction today and found a stamp album with these inside. They look like Japanese First Day Postmarks to me. Has anyone ever seen anything like this?

Postal marking - Wikipedia

Postal marking - Wikipedia

Japan commemorative postmark, inter-highschool championships, baseball,  (jc3589)

Japan commemorative postmark, inter-highschool championships, baseball, (jc3589)

Sparks Auctions Sale - 42 Page 70

Sparks Auctions Sale - 42 Page 70

Who Can Tell Me About This Postmark, Chinese On A Japan Stamp, What Year,  Month, Date And City? - Stamp Community Forum

Who Can Tell Me About This Postmark, Chinese On A Japan Stamp, What Year, Month, Date And City? - Stamp Community Forum

POSTMARKS and CANCELLATIONS across the globe! [NOT commemorative ones] -  Mail, stamps & postal info - Postcrossing Community

POSTMARKS and CANCELLATIONS across the globe! [NOT commemorative ones] - Mail, stamps & postal info - Postcrossing Community

Yosha Bunko

Yosha Bunko

Japanese transation needed for postmarks, stamps, postcards etc. - Page 8 -  STAMPBOARDS - Postage Stamp Chat Board and Stamp Forum

Japanese transation needed for postmarks, stamps, postcards etc. - Page 8 - STAMPBOARDS - Postage Stamp Chat Board and Stamp Forum

About Vintage Postcards - Meiji Era postmarks. When you want to know how  old your postcard is, the first and obvious thing to do is check the  postmark if there is one.

About Vintage Postcards - Meiji Era postmarks. When you want to know how old your postcard is, the first and obvious thing to do is check the postmark if there is one.

Japanese>English, is the date or any of it right at all ? : r/translator

Japanese>English, is the date or any of it right at all ? : r/translator