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Tsuga [Tochigi prefecture Japan]

ツガ

Last modified: 2007-02-10 by phil nelson
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[Tsuga] image by Eugene Ipavec, 4 December 2005

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Tsuga town in Tochigi adopted its flag on July 24 1978.

proportion: 7:10 field: Japanese vivid yellow green
emblem: white; 4/7 of width
stylized katakana Tsu and Ga which stands for harmony and peace.

Source: Tsuga website (page in Japanese)

Nozomi Kariyasu, 19 November 2005


The flag was adopted by notice 18. Two sizes are specified for the flag: 140cm x 210cm and 90cm x 135cm, neither of which are consistent with the ratio 7:10 which is given. The emblem, adopted 1 Oct 1971 Notice 14, incorporates stylised katakana tsuga ツガ to form a circle, symbolising unity of the townspeople, with line through the top of the circle and two wings, indicating unlimited progress and development.
Jonathan Dixon, 17 December 2005

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