it is literal translation in scripted Japanese Hiragana.
The background is a hemp leaf (flax-leaf) pattern, a traditional Japanese pattern. In the past, it is said that newborns were dressed in engraftment with this pattern to pray for good health. Can’t you see it shining?
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