Description:

This collectible phone card features a cartoon-style illustration of an orbiting satellite against a deep blue background. The satellite, depicted in orange and gray, is positioned near the top right corner, with two long rectangular solar panels extending outward. A curved white line arcs from the bottom right corner of the card towards the satellite, representing the satellite’s orbital path above a green landmass. The landmass is stylized with sharp edges and appears to represent a portion of Japan.

At the top of the card, there is Japanese text printed in white. Below the landmass, on the lower half of the card, the logo for "TV JAPAN" is prominently displayed. The logo has "TV" in bold red block letters overlapping a white rectangle containing the word "JAPAN" in black letters. Above the logo, there is additional Japanese text written in white. Below the logo, the text "JAPAN NETWORK GROUP, INC." is printed in white capital letters.

The card visually emphasizes Japanese technology and space exploration, connecting the concept of satellite communication with Japan’s television network, NTT America. The Japanese language and lettering suggest the card’s cultural and national origin.

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