kanji: 赤, hiragana: あか, romaji: aka, translation: red
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.
white and red
Depends on the size of the flag, really....
japan has a red dot in the center because in the ancient times japan was referred to as the land of the rising sun.
oaks japanese mapil trachycarpus
Makka, or deep red.
The Japanese translation of the phrase red devil is reddo de biru. Another translation is akai akuma which more accurately translates to red demon.
aka is the color red in Japanese
Red cat is aka neko in Japanese.
The Japanese word for "red" is "Aka" (あか)
Japanese Red Cross was created in 1877.
red = 'ula'ula
Red Papilio
Names are usually transliterated, so I will provide you both:Transliteration: レッドロータス : 'reddo rootasu'. [oo = elongated 'o' sound]Translation: 赤いハス : 'akai hasu'. [akai: red _ hasu: lotus]
well.... crimson and red are the same.... and Japanese for red is akai. ("a" as in "father," and "ai" as in "kite.")
English Japanese blood chi, ketsueki, chishio
赤い犬 (akai inu) would mean "red dog" in Japanese.