Flag of Saitama Saitama Japan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Saitama is the official symbol representing the Prefecture of Saitama, Japan. Adopted on April 23, 1948, it consists of a white field with a red circle in its center, known as the 'mon' or crest, which features three white six-pointed stars arranged in a horizontal line at the bottom edge of the circle. This design symbolizes Saitama's historical ties to Kawagoe, a city often referred to as "Little Edo" due to its preservation of the Edo Period (1603-1868) architecture and culture. The flag serves as a visual emblem for the prefecture, often used in official government functions and events, showcasing Saitama's unique heritage and identity within Japan.