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Last modified: 2007-08-18 by phil nelson
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by Antonio Martins

Topical groups on this page:

• Japan (general)
• The Daimyo Era
• Historical flags - modern era
• Miscellaneous
• Japanese Subdivisions
• Military flags
• Historical flags - modern era
• Japanese Flags in Korea
• Japanese Puppet States of World War II

• Prime Minister (Japan)
• Japanese Royalty Flags
• Imperial flags, 1870-1875 (Japan)
• Royal flags of Japan, circa 1876
• Flag of the Royal Family, circa 1876 (Japan)
• Flags of the Imperial Japanese Family (1899)
• Flags used at the Imperial Succession
• Minister of Defense (Japan)
• Japan - Fact Sheet

• Historical flags of Japan
• Shinsengumi
• Kuni-Prefecture conversion
• Clickable map of Japan (historical: kuni)
• Daimyo flags, 15th - 17th century
  • Daimyo flags - Aki (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Awa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Awa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Awaji (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Bicchu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Bingo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Bizen (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Bungo
  • Daimyo flags - Buzen
  • Daimyo flags - Chikugo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Chikuzen (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Dewa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Ecchu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Echigo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Echizen (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Harima (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Hida (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Higo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Hitachi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Hizen (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Houki (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Hyuga (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Iga (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Iki
  • Daimyo flags - Inaba (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Ise (Japan) (1)
  • Daimyo flags - Ise (Japan) (2)
  • Daimyo flags - Iwami (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Iyo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Izu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Izumi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Izumo (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kaga (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kai (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kawachi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kazusa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kii (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Kuozuke (Japan) (1)
  • Daimyo flags - Kuozuke (Japan) (2)
  • Daimyo flags - Kuozuke (Japan) (3)
  • Daimyo flags - Kuozuke (Japan) (4)
  • Daimyo flags - Mikawa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Mikawa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Mimasaka (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Mino (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Musashi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Mutsu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Nagato (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Noto (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Ohmi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Oki (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Osumi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Owari
  • Daimyo flags - Sado (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Sagami (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Sanuki (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Satsuma (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Settsu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Settsu (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Shima (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Shimofusa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Shimotuke (Japan) (1)
  • Daimyo flags - Shimotuke (Japan) (2)
  • Daimyo flags - Shinano (Japan) [1]
  • Daimyo flags - Shinano (Japan) [2]
  • Daimyo flags - Suou (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Suruga (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Tajima (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Tanba (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Tango (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Tosa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Toutoumi (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Tsushima (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Wakasa (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Yamashiro (Japan)
  • Daimyo flags - Yamato (Japan)
  Individual Daimyos
  • Akashi Teruzumi (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Akechi Mitsuhide (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Arima Toyouji (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Date Masamune (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Fukushima Masanori (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Honda Tadakatsu (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Hosokawa Tadaoki (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Houjou Ujiyasu (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Ii Naomasa (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Imagawa Yoshimoto (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Kobayakawa Hideaki (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Kuroda Nagamasa (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Kutsuki Motosuna (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Kyougoku Takatomo (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Maeda Toshiie (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Mouri Hidemoto (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Mouri Motonari (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Ouuchi Yoshitaka (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Sassa Narimasa (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Shimazu Yoshihiro (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Tokugawa Hidetada (Shogun)
  • Toudou Takatora (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Toyotomi Hideyori (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Toyotomi Hideyoshi (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Uesugi Kagekatsu (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Uesugi Kenshin (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Ukita Hideie (Japanese Daimyo)
  • Wakizaka Yasuharu (Japanese Daimyo)
• Daimyo Flags, 19th Century
• Naga-hata banner (Japan)

• Air Defense Command (Japan)
• Air Self Defense Force (Japan)
• Arms storage unit
• Army Transport, 1870-1874 (Japan)
• Customs flags (Japan)
• First military hospital unit flags (Japan)
• Fisheries inspection vessels (Japan)
• Greater Japanese Aviation Youth Corps
• Harbor Police (Japan)
• Hokaido area infantry (Japan)
• Imperial Japanese Army Medical Corps
• Japan: Z-Flag
• Japanese Merchant Ensign (1800s)
• Japanese military flags, 1874-1945
• Japanese Naval Rank Flags (1870-1944)
• Japanese Postal Flags
• Japanese Service Flags, 1900s
• Japanese Service Flags, 1905
• Japanese Service Flags, early 1900s
• Japanese Service Flags
• Lifesaving Service (Japan)
• Lighthouse office (Japan)
• Maritime Guard Force, 1952-1954 (Japan)
• Maritime Safety Agency (Japan)
• Maritime Safety Agency rank flags (Japan)
• Maritime Self Defense Force, 1954-1956 (Japan)
• Military Headquarters (Japan)
• Military personnel flags (Japan)
• Minister of Transport
• Ministerial flags used at sea (Japan)
• Ministry of Communications Maritime department vessels (Japan)
• Ministry of Public Works vessels (Japan)
• Miscellaneous service flags (Japan)
• National Infantry (Japan)
• Nautical flags, 1870-1871
• Naval Command Pennants, 1897-1945 (Japan)
• Naval flags, 1873-1882 (Japan)
• Naval Rank Flags, 19th century (Japan)
• Naval Surveying (Japan)
• Navigation aids bureau (Japan)
• Osaka city port and harbor constuction ships, 1916
• Pilot Flags (Japan)
• Police Commissioner
• Police flags (Japan)
• Port quarantine station ship (Japan)
• Post World War II Ensigns (Japan)
• Powder (Japan)
• Quarantine Flags
• Regimental flags, 1874-1945 (Japan)
• Reserve Batalions, 1874-1945 (Japan)
• Royal Cavalry ceremonial flag (Japan)
• Second military hospital unit flag (Japan)
• Second Reserve Infantry, First Battalion (Japan)
• South Pacific Agency
• Sword flag of Lt. General Akito Nakamura
• Underwater cable construction vessels (Japan)
• Volunteer Fleet Association (Japan)
• War Department Ships (Japan)
• Yokohama city fire defense
• National Safety Agency
  • National Safety Agency (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency - Rank Flags (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency (Japan): Command flags
  • National Safety Agency (Japan): Brigade command flags (1)
  • National Safety Agency (Japan): Brigade command flags (1)
  • Independent Communications Battalion (Japan)
  • Independent Hygene Battalion (Japan)
  • Battalion Safety Unit (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency - Second Regiment (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency - Independent Transport Battalion (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency - Group Flag (Japan)
  • National Safety Agency - Independent Scouting Company (Japan)
  • Logistics Command (Japan)
  • National Safety Force (Japan)
  • Second Division Army Command (Japan)

Miscellaneous

• Academies (Japan)
• Aleph
• All Nippon Airways
• Antarctic exploration ships, 1983 (Japan)
• Army Schools (Japan)
• Aso National Youth House
• Carp Streamers (Japan)
• Hakuai Sha (Japan Philanthropy Corporation)
• High School Flags (Japan)
• Independence movements and aspirant peoples
• Independent State of Okinawa
• Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
• Japanese Football Association
• Japanese Meteorological Academy
• Japanese Peace flag
• Japanese political parties
• Japanese Sailing Federation
• Japanese soldier flags, World War II
• Japanese Vexillological Association (JAVA)
• House flags of Japanese shipping companies (index page)
• Korean Community in Japan
• Maritime Safety Academy (Japan)
• Merchant marine college (Japan)
• Metropolitan Police Department
• National Defense Academy (Japan)
• National Defense Medical Academy (Japan)
• National Institute of Polar Research (Japan)
• Neonazi flags in Japan
• Possible Mourning Flag (Japan)
• Ryukyu dynasty and Lu Chu Kingdom (Japan)
• Ryukyu Dynasty (Japan)
• Ryukyu ensigns
• Ryukyu customs ensign
• Tohokai (Japanese fascist organization)
• Toyama Army School (Japan)
• Two Japanese Signal Flags
• Unidentified Japanese flag (circa 1945)
• Yachting ensigns, Japan

Prefectures
• Aichi (Japan)
• Akita (Japan)
• Aomori (Japan)
• Chiba (Japan)
• Ehime (Japan)
• Fukui (Japan)
• Fukuoka (Japan)
• Fukushima (Japan)
• Gifu (Japan)
• Gunma (Japan)
• Hiroshima (Japan)
• Hokkaidō Territory (Japan)
• Hyogo (Japan)
• Ibaraki (Japan)
• Ishikawa (Japan)
• Iwate (Japan)
• Kagawa (Japan)
• Kagoshima (Japan)
• Kanagawa (Japan)
• Kochi (Japan)
• Kumamoto (Japan)
• Kyoto (Japan)
• Mie (Japan)
• Miyagi (Japan)
• Miyazaki (Japan)
• Nagano (Japan)
• Nagasaki (Japan)
• Nara (Japan)
• Niigata (Japan)
• Oita (Japan)
• Okayama (Japan)
• Okinawa (Japan)
• Osaka (Japan)
• Saga (Japan)
• Saitama (Japan)
• Shiga (Japan)
• Shimane (Japan)
• Shizuoka (Japan)
• Tochigi (Japan)
• Tokushima (Japan)
• Tokyo (Japan)
• Tottori (Japan)
• Toyama (Japan)
• Wakayama (Japan)
• Yamagata (Japan)
• Yamaguchi (Japan)
• Yamanashi (Japan)
• Municipal flags of Japan (table of contents)

• Chairman of the Joint Staff council
• Rank flags of the Self Defense Forces (Japan)
  • Chairman of the Joint Staff council (Japan)
• Rank flags of the Marine Self Defense Forces (Japan)
• Chief of Staff, Composite Forces (Japan)
• Ground Self Defense Forces rank flags
• Infantry flags (Japan)
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Armor
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Engineers
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Quartermaster
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Aviation
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Signaling
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Ordinance Branch
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Transportation
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Artillery
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Military Police
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Airborne
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Finance
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Medical
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Chemical
• Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces: Other Units

• Japanese Resident General of Korea, 1905-1910
• Japanese Lightship flag used in Korea
• Beacon Control vessels in Korea (Japan)
• Customs vessels used in Korea (Japan)

China
• Japanese Puppet States in China
• Japanese Invasion of China
• Nanjing Puppet State
• Manchukuo
• Manchukuo Rank flags
• Inner Mongolia (China)
• Japanese controlled transport companies (China)
Cambodia
• Cambodia - Japanese Occupation of World War II

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