Assistance with Hinomaru No Yosegaki

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Hello. I would appreciate any assistance with translation of any areas of interest in this Hinomaru No Yosegaki. Such as the receipient name or location, dates, or any slogans of interest. And if it appears to be genuine. I note that there is horizontal stiching across the center of the flag. I have not seen this in other flags that I have observed.
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Thank you for any help.
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Recipient's name is, I think, in the top right quadrant in the medium-sized handwriting. Yamamura Kiyomichi, maybe? That is my guess, but I can't read the third character. Also, there is no honorific attached to the name, which is unusual, so I could be wrong.

The big letters vertically down the right side are 肉弾行 nikudan kō, basically a slogan telling the recipient to be ready to be a human bullet and give up his life for his country.

In the lower right quadrant would be the name of the presenter, Saitō Yasutsugu, of the Hamamatsu Marines.

Most of the rest are names. Nothing about it looks obviously fake (to me). The "human bullet" slogan is very unusual. I looked online for this "Hamamatsu Marine" regiment, but I couldn't find anything. So my wildest guess is that its good, with a certainty of 65%-70%.
 
Recipient's name is, I think, in the top right quadrant in the medium-sized handwriting. Yamamura Kiyomichi, maybe? That is my guess, but I can't read the third character. Also, there is no honorific attached to the name, which is unusual, so I could be wrong.

The big letters vertically down the right side are 肉弾行 nikudan kō, basically a slogan telling the recipient to be ready to be a human bullet and give up his life for his country.

In the lower right quadrant would be the name of the presenter, Saitō Yasutsugu, of the Hamamatsu Marines.

Most of the rest are names. Nothing about it looks obviously fake (to me). The "human bullet" slogan is very unusual. I looked online for this "Hamamatsu Marine" regiment, but I couldn't find anything. So my wildest guess is that its good, with a certainty of 65%-70%.
Thank you Majestic! Does the horizontial line across the center of the flag indicate anything unusual? I was concerned that it could mean that the flag was of current manufacture.
 
I don't know anything about the construction. You might want to ask over at the warrelics forum. There is a sub-forum for Japanese war memorabilia.
 
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