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National Symbols

The Japanese anthem is calledKimigayo:

National Flower:
Japan has no official national flower. Most people, however, consider the
cherry blossom the unofficial national flower of Japan. Furthermore, the chrysanthemum is the symbol for Japan's Emperor.

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