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![[Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers]](../images/j/jp_ujse.gif)
image by Eugene Ipavec, 9 July 2006
Source: Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers
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The Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers flag construction sheet is located on their
website.
reported by Zachary Harden, 9 July 2006
Proportions 7:10; emblem diameter .55 height.
Eugene Ipavec, 9 July 2006
The website states that this is the Q flag - which resembles a stylized Q.
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Sources:ESTABLISHMENT
JUSE was established in May 1946 and authorized as the foundation of a juridical body by the Science and Technology Agency (reformed Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) of Japanese Government.
PURPOSE
The objective of JUSE is to promote systematic studies needed for the advancement of science and technology, whereupon to contribute to the development of culture and industry.
The concept of the Q Mark was credited to Professor Kaoru Ishikawa while the artwork was created by the Tokyo University of the Arts. (Source) It is of note that the flag specification is also on the cover Professor Ishikawa's book "What Is Total Quality Control?: The Japanese Way (English and Japanese Edition)".
Zachary Harden, 25 September 2024
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