1. A strong desire to get married.
2. In addition to wishing to marry a favorite partner, or to point out a strong longing for a wedding or marriage itself.
Japan call “Ke kkon gan bo”.
desire for marriage in Kanji
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marriage wedding, vector, wish, written horizontal, けっこんがんぼう 漢字, 結, 結婚 People also views for about desire

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