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The red dot (ball) on a white background, represents the sun, and is the Japanese Army/National flag. The same red dot (ball) with red rays extending from the ball in all directions, is the Japanese Navy/Imperial Marines (Special Naval Landing Forces) flag. Both flags are still used today.

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The Japanese word for family is 'kazoku,' written in Japanese as: 家族

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