Author Archives: Aokage

Family Crests(Kamon) symbol and graphics at old age. This family crest depicts double-petaled bellflowers (Kikyo flower) rendered in bold lines. [Family Crests] Double bellflowers rendered in lines Button Click the button below to view the inverted black-and-white version of this family crest. Double bellflowers rendered in lines Button (inverted) Family names that have inherited … Read More

Le blason à motif de grappe de raisin est un motif très rare originaire du continent. Ce blason, orné de nombreux fruits et de vignes enroulées autour, est considéré comme un porte-bonheur pour la prospérité des descendants, le mariage et les affaires. [Blason familial] Bouton à deux grappes de raisin

[Blagues familiales] Bouton à deux grappes de raisin. Le blason à deux grappes de raisin est un motif très rare originaire du continent. Remarque : les blasons à deux grappes de raisin, ornés de vignes, sont considérés comme des porte-bonheur pour la prospérité des descendants, le mariage et les affaires.

Nandina like a wheels for Kamon. Nature plants symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family. note. Nandina domestica : It was treated as an auspicious plant, familiar with the word “rolling through difficulties”. It also has the meaning of “auspicious” and “apotropaic magic”, and was often used for celebrations. Family names that … Read More

Autocollant Mitsudomoe à rotation gauche. Son origine est incertaine, mais il est souvent utilisé comme emblème divin. Originaire du sanctuaire Hachiman, il s'est ensuite répandu dans d'autres sanctuaires. Devenu populaire depuis l'Antiquité, il a servi à la confection d'emblèmes familiaux non spécifiés. Pour le découvrir, cliquez sur… Lire la suite

L'inscription frontale « Ai (amour) » était apposée sur le casque porté par Kanetsugu Naoe durant la période des Royaumes combattants. Selon une théorie, il s'agirait d'un acronyme pour le Bouddha de la Guerre appelé Atago Gongen. L'Atago Gongen est un Bouddha qui combat l'ennemi avec Bishamonten. [Blagues familiales] Naoe Kanetsugu Bouton d'amour

[Blagues familiales] Bouton rond « Ai » de Kanetsugu Naoe : Le bouton rond « Ai » (amour) ornait le casque de Kanetsugu Naoe durant la période Sengoku. Selon une théorie, il s’agirait d’un acronyme pour Atago Gongen, le Bouddha de la Guerre. Atago Gongen est un Bouddha qui combat l’ennemi avec Bishamonten.

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

[Kanji] T-shirt manches longues Addie. Le nom Addie est traduit en kanji. Ce procédé est utilisé comme symbole phonétique et non pour sa signification.

It means that you will be so happy that you will dance involuntarily. Rather than feeling “happy”, it expresses the joy of being overjoyed and moving your body unintentionally. It is a four-character idiom. Japanese calls “Kyo-ki-ran-bu”. [Kanji] boisterous dance long sleeves T-Shirt

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

Genji carriage wheel round Button A family crest inspired by the ancient imperial carriage. It became a family crest due to its aesthetic significance. Note that the imperial carriage is also known as the Genji carriage. It can be found by clicking the button above. The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit … Read More

[Kanji] T-shirt « Récoltes abondantes et moisson miraculeuse » : l’expression japonaise est « Go Koku Ho Jo », un terme qui désigne généralement une récolte abondante de produits agricoles tels que les céréales.

Japanese says “Waga Mama”. [Kanji] selfishness, egoism and self-indulgence Hoodie

Generally refers to the Pope, the Roman bishop of the Catholic Church and the spiritual leader of Catholics around the world. Head of State of Vatican City. Japanese says “Kyo-Ko”. [Kanji] Pope Hoodie

Now there are no samurais in japan. [Katakana] Samurai white Pinback Button

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] Hello Jeff! T-Shirt

Un célèbre footballeur japonais. [Kanji] T-shirts Morimoto

A name of a prefecture of Japan. A Japanese famous soccer player. [Kanji] Kagawa Hoodie

Mount Fuji. A stratovolcano, mainly basalt, that straddles both Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures. It used to be the main peak of the Fuji volcanic belt, but it has been regarded as a symbol of Japan since ancient times because of its highest altitude (3776 meters) and beautiful appearance. An active volcano that is well … Read More

morning twilight. [Kanji] Akatsuki T-Shirt

[Kanji] egret T-Shirt Total length 30-150 cm. It generally has a long neck and legs, a long beak with a sharp point, and a short tail. Most of the feathers are white, ash, blue, reddish brown, etc., and they mainly live on the waterside such as coasts, rivers, lakes and marshes, and eat fish, … Read More

A general term for birds of the Ciconiiformes heron family. Long beak, neck and legs. Bend the neck into a sword when flying. They prey on habitat fish near the water, but some live in grasslands and forests, and some feed on insects. 62 species are distributed all over the world except polar regions … Read More

[Kanji] His Majesty the King T-Shirt A word that was called with “His Majesty” to pay homage to the king and to honor the monarch. Japanese says “Koku Oh Hei Ka”.

[Kanji] Hello! Eva T-Shirt This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.

This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Are you Eva? Hoodie

[Kanji] All right / I’m OK long sleeve T-Shirt Originally, it is used for various purposes. 1. It’s strong and solid. 2. There is no mistake and it is a certain situation. 3. When confirming the meaning of necessity / unnecessary. 4. If there is no problem. 5. If you decline gently. It is … Read More

[Blagues familiales] Symbole kanji d'Ishida Mitsunari sur un drapeau militaire (Bouton rond). Ce symbole kanji a été hissé comme drapeau de guerre par le commandant militaire Mitsunari Ishida durant la période Sengoku. Il signifie : « Si un homme agit pour tous et que tous agissent pour un, les peuples du monde pourront… » Lire la suite

Two symmetrical holly leaves with round Sticker A family crest featuring two symmetrical holly leaves surrounded by a circle. Holly leaves are considered sacred trees that ward off demons, as seen in Setsubun rituals. They came to be used as family crests for their spiritual significance in ensuring household safety by repelling evil spirits … Read More

A Plum flower for Kamon. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. The most orthodox crest design, depicting a plum blossom with five petals. The sacred crest of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It can be found by clicking the button below. The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit … Read More