Flag of Kawaguchi Saitama Japan - Frosted Pint Glass 16oz

The Flag of Kawaguchi is the official symbol representing the city of Kawaguchi, located in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Adopted officially on March 10, 1956, the flag features a white field with three horizontal stripes, each of different widths: the central strip is the widest and takes up approximately two-thirds of the flag's height. The outer stripes are narrower, being roughly one-sixth of the flag's height each. The colors of the flag have symbolic meanings. White stands for peace and purity, while green represents growth and harmony with nature. The central red stripe embodies the spirit of unity and progress, reflecting Kawaguchi's dynamic growth since its establishment in 1954. Additionally, the red stripe also serves as a reminder of the city's connection to the Tone River, which is known for its reddish hue during cherry blossom season. The flag's design reflects the city's values and aspirations, symbolizing peace, growth, harmony with nature, unity, and progress in Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan.