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En japonais, on appelle ça Nan-Sen-Hoku-Ba. Être en mouvement, errer sans cesse. [Kanji] Voyage constant. T-shirt à manches longues en lettres blanches

[Kanji] T-shirt « Voyageur incessant » Cette expression idiomatique de quatre caractères provient d'un conte chinois et signifie « voyager sans cesse d'un endroit à l'autre » ou « se déplacer constamment ». Cette expression est née du fait que le sud, avec ses nombreux cours d'eau, est propice aux déplacements en bateau, tandis que le nord, avec ses nombreuses plaines et montagnes, est propice… Lire la suite

The first vertical Iya reads “Meshiya”. The next horizontal savior translates as “Messiah”. In Japan, two words have almost the same sound. [Kanji] Restaurant the Messiah as white letters T-Shirt

Show, hey! This is not exactly English, but it is an appeal to Shohei Otani. It is a colloquial description of his first name (shohei) in English. Below is Otani in katakana written in shodo (Japanese calligraphy). [Katakana] Show, hey! Ohtani T-shirt

[Kanji] Iron as old word T-Shirt 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. Japan calls Tetsu.

The energy to confront without fear. Japanese calls Yu-ki. [Kanji] courage T-Shirts

An autonomous state that occupies the southern part of the Serbian Republic. Most of the residents are Muslim Albanians. State capital Pristina. [Kanji] Kosovo by vertically T-Shirt

[Kanji] Kosovo by vertically T-Shirts An autonomous state that occupies the southern part of the Serbian Republic. Most of the residents are Muslim Albanians. State capital Pristina.

[Kanji] metallic T-Shirt containing or made of or resembling or characteristic of a metal. Japanese says koro-gane-iro.

[Kanji] challenger T-shirt A person who challenges. Those who have won the qualifying round and are qualified to fight champions. Euphemism for the disabled. the contestant you hope to defeat Japanese says cyo-sen-sha.

A person who breaks things. Also, a person who breaks down established ideas and organizations. Japanese says “Ha kai sha”. [Kanji] destroyer long sleeves T-Shirt

Imaginary animal. Its body resembles a large snake, with 81 scales on its back, five fingers on each of its four legs, two horns on its head, long ears on its face, and a long beard on its mouth. have. It lives in the water or in the ground, sometimes flies in the air, … Read More

A place name in the southwestern part of Kanagawa prefecture. Since ancient times, it has been a key point in the Kanto Plain. It became the home of the Hojo clan during the Warring States period, and has since prospered as a castle town. The old post town of Tokaido. Currently, it is a … Read More

Design Front * The English text is a sample Design Back * The English text is a sample [Kanji] football team T-shirt Club activities aimed at playing soccer (Association football) . Soccer is one of the sports competitions in which one team is played by a total of two teams of 11 people using … Read More

[Kanji] Shouchikubai as white letters T-Shirt 1 It's happiness and fortune word. pine, bamboo and plum trees. 2 high, middle and low. top, middle and bottom. upper, medium, lower; first, second and third. Japanese says sho-chiku-bai.

Design Front * The English text is a sample Design Back * The English text is a sample [Kanji] volleyball team T-Shirt A ball game in which two opposing teams compete for points by striking each other across the net so as not to drop the ball on the floor. A group that studies … Read More

[Kanji] Chef T-shirt manches longues 1. Le chef d'un groupe de personnes. 2. Le chef d'une tribu ou d'un clan. 3. Le directeur administratif d'un collège ou d'une université. En japonais, on dit « shu-seki ».

Kung fu is now synonymous with Chinese martial arts and Chinese martial arts. When you think of kung fu, you can imagine kicking and hitting, fighting with a sword and a club, and flying and bouncing acrobatics. However, kung fu is originally a term that means the accumulation of training, the accumulation of time … Read More

Lake Mashū is a landlocked endorheic crater lake formed in the caldera of a potentially active volcano. [Kanji] Mashu Lake T-Shirt

It is a deep and glossy crimson color with a dark tinge. Enji is derived from the name of pigments such as cosmetic red, which was introduced from China in ancient times. Japanese says “en ji”. [Kanji] dark red color T-Shirt

A man who is different from normal conditions. A man in an abnormal or morbid state. A man who has sexual perversion and whose sexual behavior is unusual. Japanese says “Hen Tai Ya Rou”. This Japanese reading means “Let’s do something perverted!”, so be careful when handling it. [Kanji] Abnormal male (Hentai man) Hoodie

[Kanji] obese and corpulent T-Shirt An expression that ridicules or curses a fat person. Many children say (or said). Japanese says “Hya Kan De Bu”.

T-shirt de beach-volley [Kanji] Les règles sont similaires à celles du volley-ball en salle à 6 joueurs, mais le beach-volley possède ses propres règles concernant le renvoi des balles lors des changements de côté et les blocs. La compétition se joue à deux sur le sable. Le volley-ball, inventé en 1895, a connu un essor fulgurant… Lire la suite

Japanese says ta-kkyu. [Kanji] Table tennis T-Shirt

[Kanji] the four seasons T-shirt It means spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In turn, it may refer to a year. Since the four seasons are clear in Japan, each season has its own distinctive features and beauty. Japanese says shun-ka-shu-tou.

abstinence T-Shirt act or practice of refraining from indulging an appetite. It’s white letters.

Design front * The English text is a sample Design back * The English text is a sample [Kanji] Tennis Team T-Shirt A type of ball game in which the center of a rectangular court is divided by a net, and the players facing each other across the net hit the ball alternately with … Read More

temperance in French T-Shirt abstaining from excess.

It is a word that carefully expresses miso soup, which is a staple of Japanese food. It has been used by women since ancient times as a wife’s word. Japanese says “O Mi O Tsuke”. [Kanji] Miso soup (polite language) T-Shirt

temperance in Spanish T-Shirt abstaining from excess.