Unidentified Taiwanese coin (hole in middle)

So I have this coin that my cousin Martha gave me, among a set of 4 Taiwanese coins (the other three I've verified with the website). However, I can't find this coin anywhere on the site. I did make my own listing, but I'm wondering if anyone has any idea what it is and/or what it says, as I have no idea how to read Taiwanese. Thank you very much for any assistance.

It's actually Japanese.  It's this one

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces929.html

Yours looks like year 58 (1983)

Cita: neilithicIt's actually Japanese.  It's this one

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces929.html

Yours looks like year 58 (1983)

Thank you so much! I was here wondering how I would tell what year it was, too... haha.

(Clearly I don't read Japanese, either.)

Cita: nosouvenirs... I was here wondering how I would tell what year it was ...

https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/calendar-japanese-34.html

 At top of page go to Numisdoc then Dates & calendars and Japanese is in there.
Last year I printed my own list of the numbers and emperors, and I see from it I agree it is Year 58 ...



 Welcome to the site also.  

Hooray, I actually managed to help someone ID a coin, that's a first.  I think I'll take the rest of the day off work to celebrate.

Sometimes it's not that simple, for some years before they wrote from right to left so to read the date correct check the direction as well.

My best guess is that the above-noted date of the coin is accurate. My cousin gave me the coins when I was maybe around 8 years old, and I was born in 1986. They would undoubtedly have come from the common circulation of Taiwan and Japan, so, like I said, the date seems accurate.

Yes, you right. My note was for your enjoyment in future. When you start to apply the table of three characters numbers be sure that you read them in correct direction.