Flag of Ichikawa Chiba Japan - Pint Glass 16oz

The Flag of Ichikawa Chiba Japan is a symbolic representation of the city of Ichikawa, located within the prefecture of Chiba, Japan. Adopted officially on November 15, 1964, the flag consists of two equal horizontal stripes – green and white – with a red circle at the center. The green color symbolizes rice fields, an essential aspect of Ichikawa's agricultural history. The white stripe represents purity and peace. The central red circle signifies the city's connection to Edo (present-day Tokyo), as it was a part of the old Toshima District, marked by a red seal on a map during the Edo period. The flag serves as an emblem of Ichikawa's rich history, agricultural roots, and ties to the greater Tokyo metropolitan area within Japan.