[Sports Day] Cool Class Flag Ideas Collection

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One of the must-have items for sports festivals and field days: the class flag.

Figuring out the design for the flag that represents your class… it’s tough, right?

And if you’ve made it to this article, you’re probably here to look for ideas!

So, in this article, we’ll introduce lots of recommended design ideas for class flags.

We’ve focused on a “cool” theme, so every idea will look sharp when you raise it.

Use the ideas here as inspiration to create a cool class flag that’s uniquely yours!

[Sports Day] Cool Class Flag Ideas (51–60)

komainu (guardian lion-dog)

A class flag themed around Komainu is a striking idea that fuses tradition with strength.

Revered since ancient times as guardians of Shinto shrines, Komainu symbolize protection and victory.

Placing the pair in the A-un formation on the left and right represents beginning and end, expressing the determination to give your all from the start to the finish of every event.

With muscular bodies and piercing gazes to convey bravery, and touches of Japanese aesthetic beauty, the flag is sure to stand out at the venue.

It will be a banner that combines dignity with fighting spirit.

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shoes

Shoes with a flaming design that convey the feeling of dashing through a sports day or athletic festival.

You can sense passion and energy, right? The shoes represent action and effort, expressing your determination for the events.

The flames evoke energy and symbolize an unyielding spirit.

With some color choices—bright orange and red—you’ll make a strong impact.

Add your class slogan or message to bring out your class’s personality even more.

Unite everyone’s determination to do their best together, and have fun!

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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

A class flag themed on “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind” is a profound idea that portrays beauty, strength, and harmony with nature.

By placing Nausicaä’s brave and gentle figure at the center and depicting Ohmu and the expansive landscape of the Valley of the Wind in the background, you can symbolize the class’s unity and spirit of harmony.

It can express both the lightness of riding the wind and the strength to fight in order to protect, powerfully conveying the determination to take on competitions.

It’s sure to become an elegant and dignified class flag that moves the hearts of those who see it.

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snack logo

How about an eye-catching flag inspired by snack logos that everyone has seen at least once? If you use logos from snacks you often see at supermarkets and convenience stores—or ones everyone loves—it’ll definitely stand out.

Snack package designs range from cute to stylish.

Choosing which logo to put on the flag sounds like it’ll be a fun time, too.

Try replacing the product name with a message for your class flag, using the same original font.

If the message is similar to the product name, it’s likely to stick in many people’s memories.

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[Sports Day] Cool Class Flag Ideas (61–70)

bullfighting

This design uses a bull motif to convey unfiltered passion for the sports festival.

A vivid red background sets off a dynamic illustration of a bull, creating the impact of charging across the field.

Imagining a matador waving a red flag evokes a fiery impression that ignites the spirit.

Use bold brush-style lettering or thick fonts for powerful text, and add rousing phrases like “Burn with passion” or “Charge ahead” for greater effect.

With energy bursting from the entire flag, this design is perfect for visually expressing the pride and fighting spirit of the Red Team.

It delivers the fervor worthy of a sports festival where everyone unites and takes on the challenge together, drawing victory your way.

It will also leave a strong impression on spectators and heighten their enthusiasm for cheering.

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Lion vs. Wolf

I think sports days and athletic festivals often have a fiery sense of rivalry.

This Lion vs.

Wolf design is perfect for creating that competitive atmosphere.

Depict the lion and the wolf facing each other from left and right to deliver a powerful, head-to-head vibe in the design.

Using other pairings like a tiger and a dragon is also recommended.

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Tengu

Speaking of tengu, they are yokai from Japanese folklore, known for their long, protruding noses and red skin, and are also familiar as mountain deities.

They are strongly associated with the color red and with light, agile movement as they freely fly through the sky, so incorporating them into a flag design could highlight a team’s sense of speed.

Because they are often depicted dressed as yamabushi, they are closely connected with mountains, as well as pilgrimage and ascetic training.

Since tengu embody both aspects of a malevolent yokai and a benevolent deity, deciding which facet to emphasize in the design is likely important.

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