Due to COVID-19, international mail may be temporarily suspended around the world.
If you have difficulty sending the circuit to the next member,
1) Please send it to a member of the list that can be sent. Or
2) Please return it to OM.
If both are not possible, please keep the circuit until the infection is over.
What is the “Circuit” system?
We are sure that this system can enrich your philatelic collection.
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"Circuit” system.
Circuit” system.
Members in our club make contacts each other through use of an official circuit form, which we call it “Circuit” system.
Members receive and re-mail covers in planned order on the circuit form while they may get covers and other philatelic materials through this circulation.
OMs arrange
circuits
OMs arrange circuits
OM:Members from Japan are OMs (originating members).
CM:Members from other countries are CMs (circuit members).
CMs inform OMs their interrests (country, theme..etc)
OMs create the path a circuit is to take, mailing it to CMs .
OMs make effort to have CMs get covers from the country CMs want.
ex.
from an OM to a CM who want to hear from Japan.
from a CM in Singapore to a CM who want to hear from Singapore.
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OM
①
①
②
⑤
④
③
From member
to member.
Each circuit passes from a member to another member.
An OM mails the circuit to CM①
CMs send circuits by postal mail in the planned way, that is,
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number ① sends to number ②,
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number② to number③ ,
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number③ to number④,
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and number⑤ to the OM.
Each member can get covers.