Yin coins - Yinsen
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〘 noun 〙 As a substitute for money, paper is drawn in the shape of a coin and placed in the coffin next to the body of the deceased. It is believed to be the fare for crossing the Sanzu River. Rokudo-sen. Zenigata. Paper money. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
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〘名〙 金銭の代用として、紙に銭の形をえがき、死者の遺体に添えて棺に入れるもの。いわゆる三途(さんず)の川の渡し賃と信じられている。六道銭。ぜにがた。紙銭。
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