Explore the World & Learn Japanese: Iraq Flag Coloring Page
Welcome to Nuripla! Our world flag coloring series is designed not only for fun but also as a bridge to Japanese culture and language learning.
This page features the flag of the Republic of Iraq. At the top, you’ll find the name of the country in both English and Japanese Katakana. Coloring these characters is a fantastic way for beginners to familiarize themselves with Japanese script!
Learn Japanese with this Coloring Page
In Japanese, Iraq is written as イラク (Iraku). It consists of three characters:
- イ (I)
- ラ (Ra)
- ク (Ku)
By coloring these letters, you can practice the stroke order and shape of Katakana, which is one of the three scripts used in Japan, specifically for foreign names and loanwords.
The Concept of “Nurie” in Japanese Culture
Coloring, known as “Nurie” (塗り絵) in Japan, has a deep-rooted history. While popular among children, it is also widely embraced by seniors in Japan as a mindful activity and a form of cognitive exercise. In Japanese culture, Nurie is seen as a way to focus the mind and appreciate the balance of colors and shapes.
Educational Benefits
- Geography: Discover Middle Eastern geography and history.
- Language: An entry point to Japanese Katakana script.
- Fine Motor Skills: Perfect for children developing control or seniors maintaining dexterity.
