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What is the color red in Japanese?
aka is the color red in Japanese
What is red cat in Japanese?
Red cat is aka neko in Japanese.
What is the Japanese word for red?
The Japanese word for "red" is "Aka" (あか)
When was Japanese Red Cross created?
Japanese Red Cross was created in 1877.
What is the Japanese word meaning tall?
takai = tall sei takai =tall in statue
Japanese translation red?
kanji: 赤, hiragana: あか, romaji: aka, translation: red
How tall can Japanese maples grow?
4-6 feet tall
Japanese for Crimson?
well.... crimson and red are the same.... and Japanese for red is akai. ("a" as in "father," and "ai" as in "kite.")
How tall will a Red Ja?
A red Ja is 200.789.90876 metres tall
What does takagawa mean in Japanese?
tall river
How do you say red dog in Japanese?
赤い犬 (akai inu) would mean "red dog" in Japanese.
Why did the Japanese choose red and white for their flag?
The Japanese flag chose red circle which represents the "red rising sun" and the white means the pureness of the country
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