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Flowers of the four seasons in Japan are depicted in a yuzen style ring and wrapped with mizuhiki, which is meant to be elegant and prestigious. Yuzen is an abbreviation for yuzen dyeing, a traditional technique for dyeing kimonos, and dyed kimonos are called yuzen kimonos. Mizuhiki is an ancient Japanese decorative cord for … Read More

Design Front Design Back The first and also the first in order or number The most excellent and also the most important A combination of games such as singing, Go, Sumo, Kendo, etc. A piece of chanting, Noh, song and dance, etc. This card is suitable for professions or companies that aim to be … Read More

In the broad sense, i.e., in the everyday meaning of the Japanese language, it means everything that is reasonable and right. It is applied to lawyers, police officers, military personnel, and other professions that uphold the rules and discipline of society. Japanese said Seigi. You can customize everything except the background. Please make it … 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

Laughing Gate Raifuku” reads “Shomon Raifuku,” which means “Happiness naturally comes to a family that is constantly laughing. Since “laugh” also includes the meaning of “to have a good time,” it is generally used with the nuance of “happiness will come if you have a good time. The hiragana written below has the same … Read More

無礼者 means an insolent fellow, a rude fellow. When we have a time, we are browsing on the internet. And we find some 無礼者 , illegal and ignorant user. They resale use our brushed contents without permission and didn’t contact us. Japanese calligraphy (brushed work, handwriting Japanese) is creative work, too. We will be … Read More

[Kanji] Thank you so much Postcard Japanese says “Kan Sya”. Thank you very much in Japanese Kanji.

[Kanji] Thank you so much by vertically Postcard Japan calls “Kan sha”. Thank you so much in Japanese Kanji.

[Hiragana] Happy birthday to you Postcard Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.

[Kanji] Thailand Postcard a country of southeastern Asia that extends southward along the Isthmus of Kra to the Malay Peninsula.ราชอาณาจักรไทย Ratcha Anachak Thai.

[Kanji] salt Postcard white crystalline form of especially sodium chloride used to season and preserve food. In Japan, sending salt means “dare to help an enemy in a difficult situation” and “seek long-term profits and reasons rather than immediate gains and losses.” Japanese says shio.

[Kana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Postcard mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.

Ingredients and dishes eaten at the place where you were born and raised. Or a dish made by the person who raised it. Japanese says “Ko Kyo no Aji”, “Furu Sato no Aji”. [Kanji + Hiragana] flavor of native dishes Postcard

Un pays d’Europe occidentale. Le sud-ouest borde l’Espagne à travers les Pyrénées, l’est borde l’Italie via les Alpes, les montagnes du Jura bordent la Suisse et l’Allemagne borde le Rhin. Les Pyrénées, les Alpes et les montagnes du Jura sont le résultat de l’orogenèse alpine, formant des chaînes de montagnes escarpées qui entravent la … Read More

[Kanji] Friend Postcard a person you know well and regard with affection and trust. Japanese says Tomo-Dachi.

[Kanji] Ukraine Postcard a republic in southeastern Europe. Ukrainskaya Sovietskaya Sotsialisticheskaya Respublika. In addition, in a large agricultural country, wheat, corn, tensai, sunflower, grapes, etc. are cultivated and livestock are flourishing in the fertile black land zone that occupies 50% of the land. It’s in Japanese Kanji characters with flag colors.

[Kana] Thank you Postcard Japanese says "A-Ri-Ga-To-U".

[Katakana] I love you Postcard Colloquial written in katakana

[Katakana] I like you Postcard Colloquial written in katakana.

[Katakana] Happy Birthday Postcard Colloquial written in katakana.

Access to Famous Landmark in Tokyo Blueback Postcard Some lines and stations are listed. Because all line and station are too much.

[Kanji] Algeria Postcard a republic in northwestern Africa on the Mediterranean Sea with a population that is predominantly Sunni Muslim. People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria.

[Kanji] Eritrea Postcard A country in the northeastern part of the African Continent. Looking north of Ethiopia to the Red Sea. Farmers live in the plateaus from the central to the western part, and there are many Coptian Christians, and in the other areas, there are many semi-nomads and Muslims. Agricultural and livestock farming … Read More

[Kanji] Oman Postcard a strategically located monarchy on the southern and eastern coasts of the Arabian Peninsula.

[Kanji] Somalia Postcard A republic located in the “Horn of Africa” ​​at the eastern end of the African continent. Mogadishu, the capital. It faces the Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east, and borders Ethiopia, Kenya, and Djibouti to the west.

[Kanji] Russia Postcard a former empire in eastern Europe and northern Asia created in the 14th century with Moscow as the capital.

Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. A country consisting of Ceylon Island in the Indian Ocean southeast of the Indian Peninsula. It belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations. It is an almost egg-shaped island with mountains in the south central part, and the highest peak is Mt. Pidurutalagala (2518m). [Kanji] Sri Lanka Postcard

[Kanji] Tanzania Postcard a republic in eastern Africa. United Republic of Tanzania. In Swahili, Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania. The United Republic consists of Tanganyika on the coast of East Africa and Unguja Island in the Indian Ocean. The capital Dar es Salaam.

A heart-shaped postcard printed with the kanji for “Thank you so much, gratitude, grateful”. It might be effective to send it to someone who was very helpful. Designed for those who want to show their appreciation. It is designed in the shape of a heart so that even non-Japanese people can understand it. Red … Read More

Some lines and stations are listed. Because all line and station are too much. Access to Famous Landmark in Tokyo rev2 Postcard