Flag of Hokkaido Prefecture Japan - Frosted Pint Glass 16oz

The Flag of Hokkaido Prefecture is the official emblem representing the administrative region of Hokkaido, the northernmost prefecture of Japan. Adopted on April 4, 1871, it consists of a white field divided into four vertical stripes, alternating in size to create a wavy pattern. The narrower stripes are red, while the wider ones are blue. This flag design symbolizes Mount Rishiri (blue) and Mount Tarumae (red), two prominent volcanoes found within Hokkaido. The flag serves as a visual identifier for the prefecture, used in government buildings, public events, and other official contexts to signify Hokkaido's unique history and cultural heritage.