Flag of Bunkyo Tokyo Japan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Bunkyō Tokyo Japan is the official symbol representing the district of Bunkyō within Tokyo, Japan's capital city. It was adopted on March 27, 906 as one of the oldest flags in the country. The flag consists of a white field with three vertical red bands placed equally apart from each other, taking up approximately one-third of the flag's height. These stripes symbolize the three districts of Bunkyō that were combined in 1878: Toshima, Kita, and Nishikawa. The top and bottom edges of the flag are curved to represent mountains. The Flag of Bunkyō Tokyo Japan is an essential part of the district's identity and can be seen throughout Bunkyō Ward on public buildings and during special events.