Japan flag held by a child
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Japan Flag Coloring Pages
A red disc on white, with a plain flag, a child, a desk, a garden and a bridge scene to choose from.
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Choose a plain flag or a scene
Choose the plain flag to focus on its symbols, or a scene for more areas to color. Find the other pictures in the gallery above; open any picture to download, print or save a PDF.
Japan Flag Coloring Page
The plain flag keeps attention on its symbols. Use it for comparing flags; the country name is printed in English.
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Japan flag held by a child
The child holding the flag gives you clothing and grass to color after the flag.
Japan flag held by a child →Color Japan’s red disc and white flag
This example colors only the flag. The numbered marks identify sample areas; apply the same rule to matching areas elsewhere. Leave the surroundings white for this exercise, or color them freely afterwards.
Flag-color example
- 1. Deep red — central disc
- 2. White — flag background
- Fill the central disc with red, working inward from the circular edge.
- Leave the rest of the flag white. White paper supplies this color; no white pencil is needed.
The disc is red and its edge stays clear against the white flag. The pole and surrounding scene can remain uncolored.
Check the colors, then print
Japan's national flag has a deep-red disc on a white field. The official construction uses a 2:3 height-to-width ratio and a disc diameter of three-fifths of the height. These scene illustrations are coloring pictures, not construction diagrams.
For small stars or a clean circular edge, choose one picture per A4 or Letter sheet and check the print preview before printing. Use colored pencils for narrow spaces; avoid shrinking several flags onto one sheet if the details become hard to see.
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Choose a flag picture for your activity
Try it together
Print one picture per A4 or Letter sheet. Check the preview and use colored pencils for the narrow bars, stars and white borders; leave the white areas as paper.