kanamono
/kɑnɑmɔnɔ/Definitions
1. noun
A Japanese coin, especially a copper or bronze cash, used as currency in the Edo period (1603–1868); a Japanese coin used as a counter or in a game.
“The samurai kept his kanamono in a small pouch at his belt.”
2. noun
A metal counter or tally stick, used to count or record something.
“The shopkeeper used a kanamono to keep track of the number of items sold.”