Flag of Chiba Chiba Japan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Chiba is the official symbol representing the Japanese Prefecture of Chiba. It consists of a white field with a red circle (known as the "Chrysanthemum Circle") centered in the middle, which resembles a stylized chrysanthemum flower, one of Japan's traditional royal crests. The flag was adopted on April 15, 1967. The prefecture takes its name from the city of Chiba, which served as the capital during the Edo period. The flag design incorporates elements reminiscent of the city's history and tradition.