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This is a typographic work that expresses the feeling of “Thank you” in the form of English, German, Dutch, Portuguese and Japanese Katakana. The theme is “Heart of Gratitude”. Changes from the previous work The lines of “Thank You” in English are longer and more frequent to emphasize the heart shape. All other languages … Read More

Thank you is expressed in English, Spanish, French, Indian Hindi and Japanese Hiragana as a heart-shaped writing style. And theme is “Heart of Gratitude”. It corresponds to the Japanese honorific of gratitude, “Arigatou Gozaimasu”. The basic hiragana “arigatou” is shown here, but “gozaimasu” is added after it to show respect. This is the current … Read More

Here is an example of a New Year’s greeting. It is written in hiragana. The translation is a statement of joy for the arrival of the New Year and celebration of it. This is written in honorifics, so it is valid not only for friends but also for close elders. There is a manner … Read More

The meaning of this phrase is “I wish you a Happy New Year”. It is an honorific. It is written as a script style. It is written for New Year’s cards regardless of the zodiac signs that change every year. [Hiragana] Happy new year Postcard

To feel honored when someone praises you. get a good reputation. Praise. to congratulate. An air-cooled engine for aircraft manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft and delivered to the Army and Navy during the Pacific War. It was developed as a 2000 horsepower class engine based on the Sakae engine installed in the Zero and Hayabusa, … Read More

Saito is the 19th most common Japanese surname. Since Mr. Fujiwara’s family, Mochinobu, was the secretary of the “Saigu-ryo” of the government office near Ise Jingu, “Saigu-ryo” It is said that it started with calling himself “Saito” by saying “Mr. Fujiwara”. Etymology of the Saito surname Occupation. Variant of Saito. The character meaning of … Read More

1. In Japan, most departments placed in organizations such as government offices and companies generally consist of lower-level organizations such as departments, groups, and rooms. Often honored as a position with greater authority. 2. Head of the club team at school Japanese calls “Bu cho”.

One of the honorifics. Mainly due to diplomatic rituals, it is often used as a honorific title for heads of state other than foreign monarchs (such as the president), cabinet ministers, and high-level diplomats from the ambassador to the consul. It is also used as a honorific to a noble family.

These are kanji written vertically. The meanings are generally divided into two main categories. 1. a person in charge of leading or commanding an army This is one of the official positions and titles for commanding a large army. It has long been one of the titles of military commanders in East Asia. The … Read More

1. Use your own sword to cut your stomach and die. 2. One of the punishments imposed on samurai during the Edo period. The lightest of the death penalty. In front of the autopsy, a kaishakunin shot down his neck from behind as he cut his belly. Japan calls Seppuku, hara-kiri, harikari. It is … Read More

Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says go-ke-k-ko-n o-me-de-to go-za-i-ma-su. [Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage Keychain

[Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage Round Clock Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says go-ke-k-ko-n o-me-de-to go-za-i-ma-su.

[Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage Card Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says go-ke-k-ko-n o-me-de-to go-za-i-ma-su.

[Hiragawa] Congratulations on your marriage T-shirt Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”.

[Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage (black letters) T-shirt Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”.

Design back [Kanji] honour as red character t-shirt 1 the quality of being honorable and having a good name. 2 the state of being honored. 3 the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed. 4 the state of being held in high esteem and honor. Japanese says “Homare” in one character Kanji.

Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”. [Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage (red letters) T-shirt

Design back 1 the quality of being honorable and having a good name. 2 the state of being honored. 3 the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed. 4 the state of being held in high esteem and honor. Japanese says “Homare” in one character Kanji. [Kanji] honour as white character T-Shirt

Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says go-ke-k-ko-n o-me-de-to go-za-i-ma-su. [Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage Case-Mate iPhone Case

[Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage Sandstone Coaster Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says go-ke-k-ko-n o-me-de-to go-za-i-ma-su.

[Kanji] knight T-Shirt It is an honorary position that holds a military role as cavalry instead of being granted the land control right that existed in the European region, or its successor. Japanese says “Ki-Shi”.

Design front (English language that you can custom letters) Design Back (Japanese language) [Kanji] Today’s Star T-Shirt When guest of honor, birthday party please wearing this. Japanese calls Kyo-N-Shu-Yaku.

1 the quality of being honorable and having a good name. 2 the state of being honored. Japan calls Homare. [Kanji] honour as red character Acrylic Award

Design front (English language that you can custom letters) Design Back (Japanese language) When guest of honor, birthday party please wearing this. Japanese calls Kyo-N-Shu-Yaku. [Kanji] Today’s Star long sleeves T-Shirt

[Kanji] Highness T-Shirts It is also used as a translation of honorific titles for monarchs and royalty in countries other than the Kanji cultural sphere, and in this case it is not necessarily in a hierarchical relationship with His Majesty or His Excellency. Japanese calls “Denka”.

It is also used as a translation of honorific titles for monarchs and royalty in countries other than the Kanji cultural sphere, and in this case it is not necessarily in a hierarchical relationship with His Majesty or His Excellency. japanese said Den-Ka. [Kanji] Highness T-Shirt

It is a crest used by “Taira no Kiyomori”, the lord of the Heike clan. Nobunaga Oda began to use the “swallowtail butterfly crest” in honor of Taira’s descendants from a certain time in order to replace Seiwa Genji’s Muromachi Shogunate. note. Butterflies are creatures that grow while transforming from larvae to pupae to … Read More

[Family Crests] Swallowtail butterfly Round Button It is a crest used by “Taira no Kiyomori”, the lord of the Heike clan. Nobunaga Oda began to use the “swallowtail butterfly crest” in honor of Taira’s descendants from a certain time in order to replace Seiwa Genji’s Muromachi Shogunate. note. Butterflies are creatures that grow while … Read More

[Kana] mean fellow T-Shirt Japanese calls Ge-Su-I as Contemporary colloquial. having or showing an ignoble lack of honor or morality.

Japanese calls Ge-Su-I as Contemporary colloquial. having or showing an ignoble lack of honor or morality. [Katakana + Hiragana] mean fellow Hoodie