It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. With transliteration in Katakana that you can custom letter. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game. [Kanji] Battle as classic letter Glass
A country that occupies the arid region of the Indus River basin in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. The official name is Islami Jumhuriya Pakistan. It borders Afghanistan and Iran to the west, China to the north, India to the east, and the Arabian Sea to the south. The capital is Islamabad. … Read More
[Kanji] Pakistan by vertical T-Shirt A country that occupies the arid region of the Indus River basin in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. The official name is Islami Jumhuriya Pakistan. It borders Afghanistan and Iran to the west, China to the north, India to the east, and the Arabian Sea to the … Read More
It is a landlocked country located in the central part of South America. The official name is República del Paraguay, Republic of Paraguay. It borders Brazil in the northeast and east, Argentine in the south, and Bolivia in the west. The capital is Asuncion. [Kanji] Paraguay T-Shirt
[Kanji] Battle Black Clock It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. With transliteration in Katakana that you can custom letter. Additional numbers as difficulty kanji and zodiac kanji on inside. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. … Read More
[Kanji] vanity Trucker Hat the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations Japanese says Mu-Jou.
[Kanji] Battle as classic letter Trucker Hat It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. With transliteration in Katakana that you can custom letter. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game.
the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations Japanese says Mu-Jou. [Kanji] vanity Adult Apron
It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. With transliteration in Katakana that you can custom letter. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game. [Kanji] Battle Adult Apron
It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game. [Kanji] Battle as classic letter T-Shirt
[Kanji] vanity Large Tote Bag the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations Japanese says Mu-Jou.
It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game. [Kanji] Battle as classic letter Wrapping Paper
[Kanji] Asakusa T-Shirt The eastern part of Taito-ku, Tokyo. Old ward name. Generally refers to Sensoji Temple and its surrounding parks and downtown areas. The origin of the place name is that it is a shallow grassy land in the east, as opposed to the deep grass in Musashino in the west. It used … Read More
[Kanji] Akihabara T-Shirts Akihabara is a region name that points around JR Akihabara station in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo.
The eastern part of Taito-ku, Tokyo. Old ward name. Generally refers to Sensoji Temple and its surrounding parks and downtown areas. The origin of the place name is that it is a shallow grassy land in the east, as opposed to the deep grass in Musashino in the west. It used to be a … Read More
A weak one is a sacrifice of a strong one. The one with strong power wins and prospers. the law of the jungle. Japanese says “Jaku Niku Kyo Shoku”. [Kanji] survival of the fittest Hoodie
One of the rifle firing devices. The part that bangs the detonator to ignite the bullet propellant. Japanese says “Geki Tetsu”. [Kanji] percussion hammer and firing hammer Hoodie
[Kanji] Are you Caroline? T-Shirt This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.
[Kanji] Hello! Caroline T-Shirt This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.
[Katakana] Naruto T-Shirt It is a town in Japan where a big whirlpool of the Inland Sea can be seen.
[Kanji + Hiragana] intoxicated person T-Shirt Someone who is cheerful. A person who is happy and excited. Someone who is fascinated by the fun. Japanese says U-ka-re-te-i-ru-ya-tsu.
[Kanji + kana] intoxicated person long sleeves T-Shirt Someone who is cheerful. A person who is happy and excited. Someone who is fascinated by the fun. Japanese says U-ka-re-te-i-ru-ya-tsu.
[Kanji] agonizing cries long sleeves T-Shirt A very messy state where people are suffering and crying. Annoying hell and screaming hell in Buddhism. Both are one of the eight great hells. It may also refer to the hell of annoyance. Japan calls “A-Bi-Kyo-Kan”.
[Kanji + Kana] Trick or Treat T-shirt For example if Japanese kid says “Trick or Treat” at Halloween in Japanese. Japanese says Ita-Zura-Ka Ka-Shi-Wata-Su-Ka.
[Kanji] Battle as classic letter Hoodie It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. Japanese says Ikusa. It’s same means “戦”. Fight the enemy with a weapon. Compete for victory or defeat. Fight for speech. Competition. Game.
If a bratty kid said “Trick or Treat” in Japanese, it would sound like this. It’s a commanding, condescending tone. In vertical Japanese writing, you read from right to left. The first kanji “悪戯” (wrongdoing) is unfamiliar even to Japanese people, let alone children, but it means “Trick.” [Kanji + Hiragana] Trick or Treat … Read More
An area in Tokyo known primarily for its shopping and the mass availability of electronics, manga, anime, and other goods. [Kanji] Akihabara by horizon Hoodie
[Kanji + Kana] Give me sweets Hoodie It might be good when used for Halloween. Japanese says Ka-Shi-Kuda-Sa-I.
Akihabara is a region name that points around JR Akihabara station in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. [Kanji] Akihabara by vertical Hoodie
[Kanji + Hiragana] Give me sweets T-Shirt It might be good when used for Halloween. Japanese says Ka-Shi-Kuda-Sa-I.