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Here are I have my 6th Japanese good luck flag. (寄せ書き日の丸) Good Luck flags were often given to Japanese servicemen during the Empire of Japan. It was especially noticeable during the Second World War. They were often signed by family and friends, then gifted to said person. This one I unique in my collection because the red center is written over. As I stated in the video, it's a toss-up of if it's rare or not. I've only seen a handful out of a few hundred of these flags that have the writing over it.

My flag translation:

1. Bunchokyu
2. Bravery and Loyalty in service to the nation
3. Certain Victory
4. (skip)
5. Imperial Forces
6. Prayers for a fierce fighting spirit
7. A strenuous fight
8. 2nd Platoon, Hagiwara Company, Korigura Unit (signed) Harumi Katoh)
9. buunchokyu
10. None can stand before the invincible Imperial Forces


Information on these flags can be found:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_...

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