Cultural, Political, Economic flags (Japan)

Last modified: 2003-08-16 by phil nelson
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• Historical flags of the Imperial family
• Feudal flags
• Service Flags
• Nautical Flags
• Cultural, Political and Econmic flags
• Vexillological Associations

• Imperial flags, 1870-1875
• Royal flags of Japan, circa 1876
• Flag of the Royal Family, circa 1876 (Japan) (large image)
• Imperial Standards, 1899
  • Emperor's Standard, 1899
  • Empress's Standard, 1899
  • Heir Prince, 1899
  • Other Princes and Princesses, 1899

• Historical flags of Japan
• Daimyo flags, 15th - 17th century
• Daimyo Flags, 19th Century
• Naga-hata banner: Edo Period (large image)

• Minister of Defense
• Military personnel flags (circa 1870s)
• Japanese Service Flags, 1905
  • Commanding Pennant
  • Maritime Transport
  • Working Repairs Ship
• Japanese Service Flags, early 1900s
  • Ships of Harbour police
  • Hospital ships
  • Half day pennant
  • Guard flag
  • Army Arms and Fires Administration flag
• Hokaido area infantry
• Japanese military flags, 1874-1945
  • First Battalion
  • Second Battalion
  • Third Battalion
  • Champion of Shooting
  • Governor of Maneuvers
  • Judge of Maneuvers
• Reserve Batallions, 1874-1945
• Regimental flags, 1874-1945
• War Department Ships
• Japanese Service Flags, 1900s
  • 1900 Signal flag
  • Service ensign
  • Hospital Ships
  • Army transport
  • Customs flag
• Japanese Resident General of Korea, 1905-1910
• Army Transport flag, 1870-1874
• Military personnel flags
• Japanese service flags (various dates)
  • Harbour Master
  • Ministry of Public Works
  • Quarantine Station
  • Naval Hospital Hospital
• Miscellaneous service flags
• First military hospital unit flags
• Second military hospital unit flags
• Military Headquarters
• Arms storage unit
• National Safety Agency
  • Rank Flags
  • Command flags
    • Army Command
    • Division Command
    • Brigade Command flags
      • Artillary
      • Engineering
      • Infantry
      • Ordinance
      • Signalling
  • Independent Communications Batallion (1951-1952)
  • Independent Hygene Batallion
  • Batallion Safety Unit
  • Second Regiment
  • Independent Transport Batallion
  • Group Flag
  • Independent Scouting Company
  • Logistics Command
  • National Safety Force
  • Second Division Army Command
• Royal Cavalry ceremonial flag
• Second Reserve Infantry, First Batallion
• National Infantry
• Toyama Army School

• Nautical flags, 1870-1871
• Naval flags, 1873-1882
• Naval Surveying
• Volunteer Fleet Association
• Japanese Lightship flag used in Korea
• Beacon Control vessels in Korea
• Customs vessels used in Korea
• Antarctic exploration ships, 1983
• Harbor Police
• Lighthouse office
• Lifesaving Service
• Maritime Safety Agency
• Minister of Transport
• Ministerial flags used at sea
• Pilot flags
• Police flags
• Port quarantine station ship
• Post World War II Ensigns
• Fisheries inspection vessels
• Underwater cable construction vessels
• Ministry of Communications maritime department vessels

• Police Commissioner
• National Institute of Polar Research
• Ryukyu Dynasty and Lu Chu Kingdom (Okinawa)
• Independent State of Okinawa
• Quarantine flags
• Japanese postal flags
• Japanese Merchant Ensign (1800s)
• Ministry of Public Works
• Merchant marine college
• Academies
• High Schools
• Osaka city port and harbor constuction ships, 1916
• Yokohama city fire defense (used at sea)
• Customs flags
• Japanese political parties
• House flags of Japanese shipping companies
• Independence movements and aspirant peoples
• Powder
• Japanese Sailing Federation
• Yachting ensigns
• Hakuai Sha (Japan Philanthropy Corporation)
• Carp Streamers (Japan)
• Z Flag (Japan)
• Korean Community in Japan
• Tohokai (Japanese fascist organization)
• Japanese soldier flags, World War II
• Japanese Football Association
• Possible Mourning Flag

• Japanese Vexillological Association (JAVA)
  Nihon Kishougaku Kyoukai