Dear SN watchers, We, K. Ayani and H. Yamaoka, have gotten a spectrum of SN 1999bg last night, which seems that it would be of type II. We have sent a message attached below to CBAT. # The clober-shaped nebulae I have noted has been revealed as a H II # region associated with the host galaxy ;-) . Sincerely Yours, Kazuya Ayani and Hitoshi Yamaoka >K. Ayani, Bisei Astronomical Observatory (BAO); and H. Yamaoka, Kyushu University, report: "We have obtained a CCD spectrum (range 400-750 nm) of SN 1999bg (cf. IAUC 7135) on Mar. 31.6 UT with the 1.01-m BAO telescope. Preliminary reduction reveals that, although affected by moonlight, the spectrum shows an almost featureless continuum with weak, broad absorption feature around 470 nm. Also there probably exists a weak P Cyg-like feature in the range of 625-680 nm. If they are of H-beta and H-alpha (thus it is of type II), the expansion velocity would be around 11,000 km/s. The narrow H-alpha emission, likely due to the surrounding H II region which coincides with the position of SN 1999bg on second Digitized Sky Survey image, shows that the recession velocity of IC 758 is about 1,100 km/s.