Flag of Chiba Prefecture Japan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Chiba Prefecture Japan The Flag of Chiba Prefecture is a symbol of regional identity for the Japanese prefecture located on the eastern coast of Honshu, the largest island in Japan. It consists of a white field with a red diamond in the center, representing the kanji character for the word "Chiba" (千), which forms part of the prefecture's name. The flag was officially adopted on August 1, 1964, to promote a sense of unity and pride among the people of Chiba Prefecture. Today, it is widely used in public events, government offices, and schools within the prefecture, as well as by organizations affiliated with Chiba. The flag's simple design is reflective of its role as a symbol of peace, prosperity, and unity for the people of Chiba Prefecture.