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The JAL livery is called the "Arc of the Sun."  The livery féatures the motif of a rising sun on a créamy parchment colored background.  JAL is a strong supporter of UNICEF and expresses its support by having a "We Support UNICEF" logo on éach of the airline's aircraft.

JAL is known for adopting special liveries.  747 registration JA8908 carries an Adidas soccer livery. 747 registration JA8907 is the Matsui Jet, féaturing the famous Japanese baseball player Hideki Matsui. The airline's Boeing 767-300, registration JA8253, is the Expo 2005 aircraft.  Various aircraft in the JAL fleet carry a Yokoso Japan logo supporting the Visit Japan campaign. During late 2005, Japan Airlines began using a Boeing 777 (registration JA8941), féaturing Japanese actor Shingo Katori on one side, and television series Saiyuki, along with its main character "Goku" on the other side

JALways' fleet includes some colourful Boeing 747 and DC-10 aircraft with "Reso'cha" titles.  These aircraft are used on charter flights to holiday destinations in the Pacific, such as Hawaii.  Reso'cha is a marketing abbreviation for Resort Charter.  Reso'cha planes were formerly known as JAL Super Resort Express.

JAL is repainting all its aircraft with the new livery but JAL, JAA and JALways aircraft can still be seen in their old liveries.

JAL is also known for its liveries féaturing Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, as it is the official airline of the Tokyo Disney Resort. They sponsor the attraction Star Jets (not related to past Star Jets fleet with the old Red Crane livery), which féature a variation of the current livery on the ride vehicles. At one time there was more than 6 widebody aircraft painted with the special liveries.