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oh yeah guys just a heads up. this flag is literally the japanese equivalent of the n4zi flag, take care if you see anyone putting this anywhere in their profile
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i've seen many people include it in their artworks and then say that it's not true or that it appears elsewhere, idk why people keep denying it when they could just look it up
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For context: Although still commonly used in Japan, this flag is commonly associated with Japans war crime atrocities in Asia. If you are shown flaunting that flag in Korea and China, they’d beat you up
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I had a pin with that flag that i really liked and i wore it without knowing it's meaning. Luckily, a more knowledgeable friend of mine told me about it before I got myself into trouble, but yeah it's a cool design but you shouldn't really wear it.
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I really hate that it looks so cool when it represents something so evil
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#risingsunflag There is absolutely no problem with the Rising Sun Flag.
This article is written by an American writer who is familiar with the issue of the Rising Sun Flag.
For more information, see the following links to deepen your understanding of that.
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Wasnt there a controversy surrounding Tanjiros earings because of this but it was put down bc some different iterations of the design have dif meanings and bc of the timeframe or smth
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It has been recognized as Japan Navy formal flag internationally and you can see international fleets review USA, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, New Zealand, Canada, India Pakistan, Burunei, Indonesia Navy are attends with Japan Navy that has flag!
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Its a naval flag not the imperial Japan flag or the flag of ultra nationalism. Its associated with Japan ww2 because people saw the military flags during the war
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The rising sun flag is the flag of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force. The world recognizes it.
When a Korean soccer player was accused of making a gesture that discriminates against Japanese people, he made a stupid excuse that he could see the Rising Sun flag.
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The Rising Sun represents good fortune and prosperity and is an important cultural symbol for the Japanese.
It's still used by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and as a symbol of Japan throughout the world.
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i thought it was the japanese equivalent of the confederate flag, but yeah, bad either way
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