How it works
Japan bubble letters open here on one sideways sheet in Mochiy Pop One: five letters, black outline, white middle. Both a's and the p keep a white hole to color.
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One red letter, as on the flag
The flag is white with one red circle at its center. Under More options, One letter per page prints five upright sheets: color the middle one, the p, red and leave J, a, a and n white. Hung in a row, the banner follows the flag.
Nihon, Nippon and three greetings
After your first print, open Japan words in bubble letters. Nihon and Nippon are the two Japanese names for Japan, here in Latin letters. Konnichiwa is hello, Arigato thank you, Sayonara goodbye. Sakura is the cherry blossom, Japan's national flower.
- Tokyo is the capital, Hokkaido the northernmost main island and Mount / Fuji the highest peak.
- Konnichiwa has ten letters and prints the smallest of the chips; Nihon prints the tallest.
- Chewy prints the tallest Japan; Mochiy Pop One and Fredoka keep all three holes white.
Questions and answers
How do you draw Japan in bubble letters?
Pencil the five letters with wide gaps. Draw a rounded line outside every stroke, keep a ring inside each a and the p, then rub out the pencil and color.
What does the flag of Japan look like?
A white rectangle with one red circle at its center. It has no stripes, so the banner here uses one red letter in the middle of four white ones.
What is the difference between Nihon and Nippon?
Both are Japanese names for Japan, written with the same two kanji and read two ways. The chips spell them in Latin letters.
Which Japan words are ready to tap?
Japan, Nihon, Nippon, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hokkaido, Mount / Fuji, Konnichiwa, Arigato, Sayonara and Sakura. Or type up to 40 characters; Enter starts a second line.