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Hey there! You know what they say - a nation’s symbols are its pride and joy. And when it comes to Japan, that couldn’t be more true! From the iconic Rising Sun Flag to the majestic Mount Fuji, Japan has some of the most recognizable national symbols in the world. Let’s take a look at some of these symbols and what they mean for Japanese culture.
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Wow, the Imperial Regalia of Japan is pretty impressive! It’s made up of three sacred treasures: the sword (kusanagi), mirror (yata no kagami) and jewel (yasakani no magatama). Each one symbolizes a different imperial virtue - valor for the sword, wisdom for the mirror and benevolence for the jewel. Pretty cool, huh?
Japan has some pretty cool national symbols! For starters, the Japanese flag is a red circle on a white background - it’s known as the ‘Hinomaru’. Then there’s the ‘Rising Sun’ symbol, which is often used to represent Japan. And of course, there’s the national anthem - ‘Kimigayo’, which translates to ‘His Imperial Majesty’s Reign’. Pretty awesome, right?
