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Hagaki is a postcard with the size specified by Japan post. Normally, a stamp and five rectangles with red line for post code area are already printed on front side; the back of the card is blank. Stock varies from about 180g/m² to 250g/m². The size is about 134mm X 100mm. There is fixed postage rate for 'Hagaki size' so if you use this size postcard you can send a message on it at the cheapest price to anywhere in Japan. Interestingly, the kanji characters for 'Hagaki' mean 'a leaf with a message written on it'.
SO, HAGAKI PRINTING MEANS TO PRINT IN THE SIZE OF A POST CARD
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