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[Kanji] Cuba long sleeves T-Shirt Central America, a republic with Cuba as its territory. The main language is Spanish. It is known as the birthplace of Latin music such as Rumba. The capital Havana.

A fictional story about the subtleties of humanity, or a song about a love affair, often with a happy ending, for young men and women. Novels. Emotionally and ideally catching things. Have a strong longing for dreams and adventures. Japanese calls Ro-Man. [Kanji] romance T-Shirt

someone entirely dominated by some influence or person. someone held in bondage. in a subordinate position. Japanese calls Do-Rei. [Kanji] slave T-Shirt

[Kanji] Harajuku by Horizon T-Shirts. Gebräuchliche Bezeichnung für das Gebiet um den JR-Bahnhof Harajuku im Osten des Bezirks Shibuya in Tokio. Früherer Name der Altstadt. Hier befand sich einst eine Poststation an der Kamakura Kaido, der Straße von der Provinz Sagami nach Oshu. Heute ist das Gebiet bekannt als gehobenes Wohnviertel und … Weiterlesen

[Kanji] brushed soldier Hoodie Soldiers fighting on the battlefield, or those in the military class. Most of them belong to civilizations and ideas, and are those who engage in battle based on those beliefs. Japanese says “Sen-Shi”.

[Kanji] Nadeshiko by vertical T-Shirt a fringed pink and caressable girl. a one of japanese flower which is pinkie and small.

[Kanji] Denmark Tee-Shirt Denmark is a country in Northern Europe. The southernmost of the Nordic countries, it is located southwest of Sweden and south of Norway, and bordered to the south by Germany.

1. Ein berühmter japanischer Fußballspieler. 2. Der Name einer japanischen Präfektur. [Kanji] Kagawa T-Shirts

[Kanji] HIV T-Shirt Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. A condition caused by HIV infection that causes opportunistic infections and malignancy due to severe systemic immunodeficiency if not properly treated. In recent years, the development of therapeutic agents has progressed dramatically, and it has become possible to lead a normal life without losing immunity if receiving medical … Read More

The impact you feel when you receive a strong electric current from your body. Attack quickly, like a lightning. To give an impact without front movement like lightning. Japanese says “Den Geki”. [Kanji] electric shock and lightning attack long sleeves T-Shirt

[Kanji] Yamato damashii Hoodie This refers to the wisdom / knowledge or discretion of Japanese people. Practical or real-life knowledge and ability to study and knowledge.

it’s popular first name in Japan. [Kanji] Mizuki T-Shirts

[Kanji] Kamikaze vertically Hoodie 1 The wind that is blown by the virtues of God. 2 A Japanese pilot corps that suicide bombed an enemy ship during World War II.

[Kanji] Samurai white letter T-Shirt Now there are no samurais in japan. But Japanese has chivalrous spirit like a Samurai.

A Japanese warrior. Now there are no samurais in japan. [Kanji] Samurai red letter T-Shirt

In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese says Aku, Waru. It’s old kanji character. [Kanji] Bad, Wickedness (red text) T-Shirt

[Kanji] Kagawa T-Shirt 1. Name einer Präfektur in Japan. 2. Ein berühmter japanischer Fußballspieler.

chief operating officer. Chief Operating Officer, the position responsible for carrying out day-to-day operations in accordance with the policies set by the CEO. Japanese says “Sai-Ko Shi-Ko-Seki-Nin-Sha”. [Kanji] COO T-Shirt

[Kanji] senior vice president Long sleeves T-Shirt an executive vice officer of a firm or corporation. the vice leader of a group meeting. Japanese calls Fuku-Sha-Cho.

[Kanji] T-Shirt mit Schimpfwörtern. Schimpfwörter auf verschiedene Weise aussprechen. Auch dieses Wort. Fluchen. Japanisch: „A-Kko-Zo-Gon“.

[Kanji] Arashi weißes T-Shirt mit Aufdruck. Rauher und heftiger Wind. Metaphorisch: heftige Bewegungen und Situationen.

Im Japanischen wird „Kuso“ als dumme, törichte Person bezeichnet. Es handelt sich dabei um obszöne Ausdrücke für Fäkalien, also Tierkot. [Kanji] Scheiß-T-Shirt

[Katakana] Bitch T-shirts Originally it means a female dog. It is used to mean a sly woman, a disgusting woman, and a strong woman. In Japan, “bitch” is often used to mean “sexually free-spirited female” and is not as ambiguous as the English word “bitch”. Japanese Katakana language.

It is a carnivorous insect whose front legs change into a sickle and prey on other small animals. Japanese says “Kamakiri”. [Kanji] mantis T-Shirt

Ein Superlativ, der „Stärke“ ausdrückt. Es beschreibt den Zustand höchster Stärke im Vergleich zu anderen. Das Stärkste überhaupt. Ein Zustand, der seinesgleichen sucht. Japanisch: „Sai Kyou“. [Kanji] das stärkste (rote Buchstaben) T-Shirt

[Kanji] certain victory Sleeveless Shirt Be sure to win. In Japan, you can see a headband that says it is a victory for watching sports, and a Japanese supporter who cheers on a banner, which Westerners are familiar with. Japanese says “Hissho”.

Eines der wenigen weltweit, besonders wertvollen Dinge. Besonders wichtige Dinge, die durch nichts anderes ersetzt werden können. Auch eine unersetzliche Person. Japanisch: „Takara“. Es ist ein altes und schwieriges chinesisches Schriftzeichen. [Kanji] Schätze, altes chinesisches Symbol, Hoodie

Japanese says “Geki”. On top of the conjunctive form of a verb, it is commonly used to indicate that the degree is tremendous. [Kanji] extremely (much and very) red letter T-Shirt

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[Kanji] extremely (very and much) long sleeve T-Shirts On top of the conjunctive form of a verb, it is commonly used to indicate that the degree is tremendous. Japanese says Geki.