The name of the color is 'kiiro' (key-row). The adjective is 'kiiroi' (key-Roy).
The Japan That Can Say No was created in 1989.
Nippon, Nihon, Japan, Nailikukoku
the yellow sea
The Yellow Sea and East China Sea
It is An tSeapáin ('the Japan').
The sea that's located between Taiwan and japan and south of yellow sea is called the East China Sea.
the French say 'Japan Airlines' - they do not translate that in French.
In Japan during the War of Dynasty in 1357, each warrior wore a yellow chrysanthemum as a pledge of courage. - I find that fascinating, that in Japan the color yellow is one of courage. Here in America, it is the exact opposite. Yellow is considered the color of cowardice; indeed, to "show a yellow streak up the back" or to be "yellow bellied" or even just to be "yellow" is to be insultingly termed a coward. Indeed, this seems to be true in most western cultures. I find it terribly interesting how colors have different, even opposite, meanings across cultures. I wonder how differently other colors are perceived, and what other perceptions of yellow exist in cultures other than Japanese and American? - Yellow is a sacred color in Buddhism, and a color of monks' clothes. Buddhism monks in Japan don't wear yellow clothes, but still it's an important color in Busshism. I heard that Japan's Emperor's son wore dark yellow cloth for his wedding.
Japan does not have a coat of arms, but does have an Official Seal that serves the same function. It is a simple drawing of a yellow or orange chrysanthemum with black or red outlines and background.
The Huang he river starts in the Yellow Sea, or the Sea of Japan.
melemele is yellow in hawaiian
The South China Sea of Japan is bigger than the Yellow Sea of Okhotsk. The former is 1.351 million square miles while the latter is 611,000 square miles.