Japanese KIA flag interesting kanji

[Paul G]

Hello everyone,
I have had this flag for years and have always wondered about it. The kanji on thre right side is interesting to me. I have not been able to find a translation for it on our thread here. Its the one that has a symbol that looks like a 34. If anyone can translate anything else on the flag that would be great! Thanks to everyone for any assistance

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[Papa Nambu]

Might be a name 天業 Tengyō 恢弘 Hirohiroshi(?) although aside from possibly being a name, Tengyō translates to "Emperor's Works" the other kanji can be read as Kai Kou, "Wide and broad".

[Paul G]

Thanks Papa Nambu! By the other Kanji, do you mean the ones left and right of the sun? Thank you

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[Nick Komiya]

In this case it's a slogan that means "Spreading the deeds of Heaven throughout the World".
It was also a word used in the will /letter addressed to President Roosevelt by Rear Admiral Ichimaru at the time of his suicide on Iwo Jima in which he appealed for world peace.
As with all 4 charachter idioms, it is read in Chinese-style pronouncation "Tengyo Kaikou"

[Papa Nambu]

Thanks Papa Nambu! By the other Kanji, do you mean the ones left and right of the sun? Thank you

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I was refering to the lower 2 of the 4 on the right, but Nick has given you a better answer than I was able to. On the sides of the sun is "Divine Light"

[Paul G]

Thank you Papa Nambu and Nick Komiya You guys are awesome! Your contributions to this forum are priceless!

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