Flag of Edogawa Tokyo Japan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The "Flag of Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan" is a symbolic representation of the city district located within the metropolis of Tokyo, Japan. Adopted officially on October 1, 1940, the flag embodies the unique identity and history of Edogawa. The design features three horizontal stripes in shades of blue, with the central strip being darker. Above the central band, there is a white field containing a red stylized chrysanthemum flower, a traditional Japanese symbol often associated with imperial power and perfection. Below the central band, there is another white field displaying a red silhouette of Mt. Fuji. The flag's design represents the city's geographical position, with its eastern border on the Edo (or Tokyo) Bay, and its connection to Japan's cultural heritage as well as its proximity to Mount Fuji.