Hinomaru

Hinomaru is the national flag of Japan. It consists of a red disc, known as the Hinomaru, placed in the center of a white rectangular field. The flag was adopted in 1870 and has since become one of the most recognizable symbols of Japan. The red disc represents the sun, while the white background symbolizes purity and innocence. The Hinomaru is also used as a logo for various Japanese organizations and companies. The flag is flown on national holidays, government buildings, and during official ceremonies. It is also used on Japanese ships and aircraft. The design of the Hinomaru is protected by law, and its use is regulated to prevent misuse. The flag is an important symbol of Japanese identity and is widely recognized around the world.