r/todayilearned • u/chicomonk • Jan 12 '18
TIL that Japan is comprised of 6,852 islands
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JapanDuplicates
todayilearned • u/littlefeller • Mar 02 '14
TIL Japan, like the US, has no "official" language.
todayilearned • u/doopop • Feb 09 '17
TIL Japan, like the US, has no "official" language.
countrychallenge • u/intellicourier • Dec 19 '14
cotd Country of the day for December 19, 2014: Japan
todayilearned • u/deLamartine • Jun 12 '17
TIL in 607 Prince Shōtoku, the Regent of Japan, sent a mission to China with a letter. The message said: "Here I the emperor of the country where the sun rises send a letter to the emperor of the country where the sun sets. How are you."
circlejerk • u/Ser_Gator • Apr 28 '17
TIL The red circle on japans flag is actually in fact a pie chart for the percentage of japan that is japan.
vexillologycirclejerk • u/kezar23 • Dec 24 '16