FIERCE [HEAD SHOP] POSTER DESIGNS RISING -- WELCOME TO 1984.
PIC INFO: Spotlight on an vintage felt velvet "roaring Black Panther" blacklight poster design, with the Japanese flag of the Rising Sun flocked in the background, c. 1984. Poster artist unknown.
Source: www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/black-panther-kamikaze-japan-flag-1916044433.
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Download wallpapers Japan flag on flagpole, 4K, Asian countries, blue sky, flag of Japan, wavy satin flags, Japanese flag, Japanese national symbols, flagpole with flags, Day of Japan, Asia, Japan flag, Japan for desktop free
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Japanese flag.
Singapore flag.
Mixing the colors of a flag.
Left to right: Japan, Canada, United States or England, France or Russia, Germany, Italy, China.
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Looking at Christmas decorations. Found old Japanese flag as part of Christmas decorations being sold.
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So what ethinicity is your PJ then? I know he's half blk, but i'm having a bit of a hard time distinguishing Ink's side of things/gen
Ink is half Japanese half French
Error is American *hawk noise*
PJ is half Japanese half French half American *hawk noise again*
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Logan Sargeant just crashed in FP1 and lost the front wing,,, how we feeling logang
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Iris pseudacorus (yellow flag iris) and Iris ensata (Japanese water iris)
These two species of water iris are very similar in some ways. They both like wet, boggy environments and neither plant is native to Canada's west coast. However, if you put 'yellow flag iris' into a Google Search the first place that pops up is the Invasive Species Council of British Columbia website.
This plant is native to the Mediterranean area and the Middle East. It was brought to North America as a garden ornamental but is now 'naturalized' all over the place. If you drain the pond and bring in the bulldozers, it won't make any difference. If a tiny piece of the rhizome breaks off, the plant will completely reestablish itself in a few years.
This purple Japanese water iris, on the other hand, is a real thoroughbred, with no fewer than seventeen varieties listed in the prestigious, Royal Horticultural Society's, Award of Garden Merit. Back at the Invasive Species Council, Japanese water iris is actually recommended as a noninvasive alternative to yellow flag if you're planting a water garden. That's not my worry. I live on a standard city lot and I simply don't have the space for no fancy 'cement' pond.
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