The Flag of Mie Prefecture, Japan, is a symbolic representation of the region’s history and identity. Adopted on October 18, 1966, it consists of a white field with a stylized red sun in its center. The design of the sun has eight rays extending from its circumference, representing the eight districts (gun) that were previously part of Mie Prefecture. This flag is flown throughout the prefecture and is an important emblem for residents and visitors alike, symbolizing unity, tradition, and pride in Mie Prefecture’s unique culture and heritage.