Japanese text and English translations for 1936-x20 a thru r

IMAGE	CODE	Japanese text	English translation	Comments by Akihiko Kenda
	1936-x20a	手帳ノ御用ハ文壽堂ヘ 横濱 日本洋手帳開祖 文壽堂 電話(3)1502・1503・2977	If you want to buy a notebook, go to Bunjudo Yokohama Japan western notebook founder Bunjudo TEL(3)1502, 1503, 2977	I think that the black shadow of the label is a building of Yokohama Racecourse where there was a printing factory at Bunjudo at that time.
	1936-x20b	オリムピック	Olympic
	1936-x20c	早起書間 高級喫茶寮 毎朝六時半　開店四時迄 夜間バー	Early start study High-Class Tea Room Open 6:30 every morning until 4:00 Become a bar at night
	1936-x20d	京都高辻富小路東入 工業組納	Takatsuji Tomikoji East Side, Kyoto Delivered by "Kogyo-gumi"	Tea Room at Otsu, Shiga Prefecture
	1936-x20e	京都高辻富小路東入 工業組納	Takatsuji Tomikoji East Side, Kyoto Delivered by "Kogyo-gumi"	Tea Room at Kyoto
	1936-x20f & g	"割増金附 オリンピック定期預金"	Olympic time deposits with premium	Perhaps these are for 1964 Tokyo, not 1936 Berlin, because Bank of Tokyo existed between 1946 and 1996 (Now MUFG, Co.Ltd),
	1936-x20h	(No Japanese Text)		Perhaps this is for 1964 Tokyo, not 1936 Berlin, because Bank of Tokyo existed between 1946 and 1996 (Now MUFG, Co.Ltd),
	1936-x20i	(No Japanese Text)		Perhaps this is for 1964 Tokyo, not 1936 Berlin, because Bank of Tokyo existed between 1946 and 1996 (Now MUFG, Co.Ltd),
	1936-x20j	(No Japanese Text)
	1936-x20k	オリンピック 千本今出川南	Olympic Senbon Imadegawa Minami	Tea Room at Kyoto
	1936-x20l	楽しい家庭は預金から	Fun family from the deposit	Perhaps this is for 1964 Tokyo, not 1936 Berlin, because Bank of Tokyo existed between 1946 and 1996 (Now MUFG, Co.Ltd)
	1936-x20m	(No Japanese Text)
	1936-x20n	喫茶音楽 オリムピック 京都高辻富小路東入 工業組納	Tea Room with Music Olympic Takatsuji Tomikoji East Side, Kyoto Delivered by "Kogyo-gumi"	Tea Room at Otsu, Shiga Prefecture
	1936-x20q	(No Japanese Text)
	1936-x20r	(No Japanese Text)		I think this bird is not an Olympic eagle, but a golden kite(a kind of hawk) that appears in Japanese mythology. The label's bird head design is different from the Olympic eagle. Mythology says that a golden bird that appeared before the first emperor"Jimmu" helped the emperor's battle. Gold kite is also drawn on Japanese stamps. (See Scott # 299)