[Kanji] strongest Button A superlative word that expresses “strength.” It is in the strongest state by comparing and competing with others. The strongest thing. A state that is second to none. Japanese says sai-kyo.
Ce blason familial (Kamon) représente trois rangées de branches de pin disposées verticalement, la rangée centrale étant décalée vers la gauche. Plantes. Note : Le pin est considéré comme un arbre sacré depuis l'Antiquité, et son nom est à l'origine des mots « culte » et « fête », signifiant l'attente des dieux. Il est considéré… Lire la suite
[Blagues familiales] Ginkgo et branches disposés en cercle. Bouton rond. Ginkgo et branches disposés en cercle. Kamon. Symboles et illustrations de plantes traditionnelles pour les familles japonaises âgées.
[Kanji] Battle as classic letter Pinback Button 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] dark matter Large Tote Bag a hypothetical form of matter that is believed to make up 90 percent of the universe. Japanese calls An-Koku-Bu-Sshitsu.
[Kanji] Guinea-Bissau Pinback Button a republic on the northwestern coast of Africa. republic of guinea-bissau.
Boîte à vin japonaise traditionnelle à motif arabesque blanc, ornée de volutes de feuillage (Karakusa). Ce motif est composé de lignes blanches. Vous pouvez choisir une couleur de fond personnalisée. À vous de jouer !
[Kanji] Alana Hoodie translated name into kanji for Alana. Your (her/his) name became a Japanese Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.
[Kanji] vanity Beverage Coaster the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations. Japanese says Mu-Jou.
[Kanji] Samurai Magnet It is the name of a government official in Japan from ancient times to the Middle Ages, or another name for a samurai that evolved from it. It’s black letter Kanji.
[Hiragana + Kanji] Goût de la cuisine maison. Sous-verre en grès. La cuisine de maman. Le goût de la cuisine de maman. Des plats comme ceux que maman préparait. En japonais, ça se dit o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.
[Kanji] salt Coaster 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.
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Japan calls Tetsu. It is a Kanji character called iron that was used long ago. There are many Japanese who can read it now. Railways and trains are sometimes abbreviated, and JNR (Nippon Railway) used this kanji for a period of time. [Kanji] Iron as old letter Button
[Kanji] Morimoto Button Un célèbre joueur de football japonais.
[Kanji] Bouton d'amour : « Ai » en japonais. Amour écrit à la main en kanji japonais.
[Kanji] Love Adult Apron Japanese says “Ai”.
un guerrier des serviteurs militaires des daimyos de la période Edo. [Kanji] Bouton Samouraï
Un guerrier japonais. Il n'y a plus de samouraïs au Japon aujourd'hui. Mais les Japonais ont un esprit chevaleresque semblable à celui des samouraïs. [Kanji] T-shirts Samouraï
Le ginkgo et ses branches sont disposés en cercle, formant un kamon. Symbole et représentation de la nature, ce ginkgo représente la vieillesse dans la famille japonaise. Il s'agit d'une inversion du négatif et du positif. [Blason familial] Ginkgo et ses branches disposés en cercle. Bouton Pinback
[Kanji] Arashi Tote Bags It is one of the natural phenomena and weather. Refers to a storm accompanied by heavy rain. Japanese says “Arashi”.
[Kanji] T-shirt Hasebe. Hasebe est le 666e nom de famille japonais environ. Un célèbre joueur de football japonais.
Le bouton de félicitations représente le kanji de longévité. Au Japon, on l'appelle Kotobuki ou Ju.
[Kanji] extreme Pinback Button Japanese says “Cho”. It is preceded by a noun to indicate that it is more than that and that it deviates further.
It is one of the natural phenomena and weather. Refers to a storm accompanied by heavy rain. Japanese says “Arashi”. [Kanji] Arashi (red letter) Tote Bag
name translated into kanji for Sandra. Your (her/his) name became a Japanese Kanji. This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning. [Kanji] Hello Sandra! T-Shirt
[Hiragana] Autocollant carré Joyeux anniversaire. Le japonais dit o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.
The award given to writers, actors, singers, etc. in their first year of debut, who were most active in that year. Japanese says “Shin Jin Sho”. [Kanji] the Rookie of the Year award. T-Shirts
[Kanji] Mexico T-Shirt A federal republic in the southern part of the North American continent. The official name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos. It borders the United States in the north and Guatemala and Belize in the south. It faces the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California to the west, the Gulf of Mexico … Read More
A federal republic in the southern part of the North American continent. The official name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos. It borders the United States in the north and Guatemala and Belize in the south. It faces the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California to the west, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean … Read More
[Kanji] Horloge Yoroi argentée style Otaku, grande horloge japonaise, style armure, évoquant une lune dorée. Otaku est un terme japonais désignant les personnes ayant des intérêts obsessionnels, notamment (mais pas exclusivement) les animés, les mangas ou les jeux vidéo japonais.