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One character of nothing is drawn. Nothing means “innocence”, which is a psychological state freed from all anxieties based on the idea of ​​Zen Buddhism. However, no evidence of Oda Nobunaga’s use of this family crest has ever been confirmed, and it is only described in the “Kansei Choshu Shokafu”. [Family Crests] Nothing in … Read More

[Family Crests] Nothing in Kanji letter Button One character of nothing is drawn. Nothing means “innocence”, which is a psychological state freed from all anxieties based on the idea of ​​Zen Buddhism. However, no evidence of Oda Nobunaga’s use of this family crest has ever been confirmed, and it is only described in the … Read More

The family crest used by Toyotomi Hideyoshi when he was inaugurated as Taiko. It is said that he created it himself. Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who gave many paulownia crests to the military commanders who became subordinates in the process of controlling various parts of the country, began to use the taiko paulownia crests, which was … Read More

[Family Crests] Ryoma Sakamoto’s bellflower round Button Cross lines inside Kikyo (ballon flower, bellflower) Kamon. It was used Ryoma Sakamoto who succeeded in the Taisei Hokan at the end of the Edo period. note. Kikyo (ballon flower, bellflower) is Seven herbs of autumn. In the olden days, one flower of bellflower was dedicated to … Read More

Nobunaga Oda used the Eiraku coin (Eiraku Tsuho) design that was in circulation as a family crest as a symbol of economic power. He used it as a flag. [Family Crests] Eiraku coin button

[Kanji] Asia by vertical T-Shirt Asia is the name of a region that refers to a part of the earth’s land, and refers to the eastern part of the Eurasian continent and the islands such as the Japanese archipelago attached to it. It is divided by the Mountains, the Black Sea, the Bosphorus Strait, … Read More

Name Abra translated into Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Abra T-Shirt

This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Are you Anthony? T-Shirt

name Ada translated into Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Hello! Ada Hoodie

[Kanji] Hello! Anthony Hoodie This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.

[Kanji] Hello Sharon! T-Shirt translated name into kanji for Sharon. Your (her/his) name became a Japanese Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.

[Kanji] very special T-Shirt A state that is different from the state that is widely accepted, that is, a state that is an exception.

congratulations button representing longevity Kanji

translated name into kanji for Jeff. Your (her/his) name became a Japanese Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Are you Jeff? Hoodie

The darkest days before the rising sun. [Kanji] Akatsuki Classic Round Sticker

name translated into kanji for Susan. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Are you Susan? Hoodie

It seems that it is clearly missing. It looks like it’s not profane. japanese said “Sho-Sya”. It’s difficult Kanji who read few Japanese. [Kanji] elegant men – women T-Shirt

representing longevity Kanji. Japan calls Kotobuki or Ju. congratulations button

Gentian Flowers and Bamboo Grasses Sticker The most basic design of the Threeleaf arrowhead (Omodaka) crest. It depicts a single Threeleaf arrowhead (Omodaka) leaf bearing five flowers on both sides, arranged in an inflorescence pointing diagonally upward. It can be found by clicking the button above. The white family crest is hidden. Click the … Read More

The crest of Kamigamo Shrine in Kyoto. The 3 Hollyhock(Aoi) crest used by Ieyasu Tokugawa is said to be derived from it. note: Hollyhock(Aoi) is a perennial plant that grows naturally in forests all over the country and is a common plant. It is said that the development of the house was likened to … Read More

[Family Crests] 2 hollyhock leaves Round Button The crest of Kamigamo Shrine in Kyoto. The 3 Hollyhock(Aoi) crest used by Ieyasu Tokugawa is said to be derived from it. note: Hollyhock(Aoi) is a perennial plant that grows naturally in forests all over the country and is a common plant. It is said that the … Read More

The origin is not clear, but it is often used as a god crest, and it started at Hachiman Shrine and then spread to other shrines. Since it has been a popular design since ancient times, it has been used for unspecified family crests. [Family Crests] Left-rotating Mitsudomoe Button The family name to which … Read More

[Family Crests] Taiko Paulownia Round Button The family crest used by Toyotomi Hideyoshi when he was inaugurated as Taiko. It is said that he created it himself. Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who gave many paulownia crests to the military commanders who became subordinates in the process of controlling various parts of the country, began to use … Read More

Asia is the name of a region that refers to a part of the earth’s land, and refers to the eastern part of the Eurasian continent and the islands such as the Japanese archipelago attached to it. It is divided by the Mountains, the Black Sea, the Bosphorus Strait, and the Dardanels Strait, and … Read More

When Toyotomi Hideyoshi was calling himself “Kinoshita Tokichiro,” he used “Sagittaria trifolia(Omodaka) family crests” until he was given the 5-3 paulownia crests by Nobunaga Oda. note. Omogata is one of the 10 major family crests widely used in Japan. Sagittaria trifolia is a type of aquatic plant whose leaves resemble arrowheads. It is an … Read More

[Katakana] Samurai red Button A Japanese warrior. Now there are no samurais in japan.

[Kanji] daybreak T-Shirt breaking Dawn. It means that a new era and a new literary and artistic movement will begin. japanese said “Rei-Mei”.

a professional spy (in feudal Japan) highly trained in stealth and secrecy. [Kanji] Shinobi Button

[Kanji] Abra Hoodie Name Abra translated into Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.

Acting on your own mind without being bound by anything. Japanese says “Ji-Yu-Hon-Pou”. [Kanji] free spirited long sleeve T-Shirt