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Une tempête, une bourrasque. En japonais, on dit « Arashi ». [Kanji] T-shirts Arashi

Design Front claustrophobia in Katakana. Design Back [Kanji] claustrophobia Hoodie It is a mental illness that makes you feel afraid of being in an enclosed space such as an elevator or a bus. Symptoms vary, such as dizziness, nausea, and numbness in the limbs, but extreme fear can cause panic, and when the symptoms … Read More

It is a coined word. It is a people who like a party so much. [Kana] Party people T-Shirt

[Kanji] Bad, Wickedness T-Shirt In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese says Aku, Waru. Also it’s old style Kanji.

It means abundant sake like the water of a pond and meat hung like a forest lined with trees. A parable of a gorgeous play or banquet full of treats such as sake and meat. Known as the tyrant of the Shang dynasty in China, Chuo loves sake and indulges in indulgence. He made … Read More

[Kanji] Mizuki T-Shirt it’s popular first name in Japan.

To say bad things in various ways. Also, that word. Swearing badly. Japanese says “A-Kko-Zo-Gon”. [Kanji] Abusive language Hoodie

Sushi is raw fish ON vinegared rice. We love it from EDO period. [Kanji] Sushi Toddler T-shirt

wildly-driven with god breath It is oldies word in Japan. [Kanji] Kamikaze T-Shirts

Il n'y a plus de samouraïs au Japon. Mais les Japonais possèdent un esprit chevaleresque semblable à celui des samouraïs. [Kanji] T-shirts à lettres grises samouraï

Il n'y a plus de samouraïs au Japon. Mais les Japonais ont un esprit chevaleresque semblable à celui des samouraïs. [Kanji] T-shirt Samouraï

[Kanji] Kamikaze T-Shirt wildly-driven with god breath It is oldies word in Japan.

1. Personne qui dirige et commande une armée. Terme courant pour désigner les généraux de l'armée de terre et de la marine. 2. Abréviation désignant une personne (Seiitai-shogun) reconnue comme commandant militaire national par l'empereur avant l'époque d'Edo. [Kanji] Shogun Hoodie

[Kanji] COO chief operating officer T-Shirt chief operating officer. Chief Operating Officer, the position responsible for carrying out day-to-day operations in accordance with the policies set by the CEO. COO on back in Kanji, on front Katakana T-Shirt. Japanese says “Sai-Ko Shi-Ko-Seki-Nin-Sha”.

[Kanji] T-shirt « Merde » : en japonais, « kuso » désigne une personne stupide et idiote. Terme obscène pour désigner les excréments, matières fécales animales.

[Kanji] flight Hoodie Animals fly in the atmosphere. Animals first flew in the Mesozoic generation about 200 million years ago, and are thought to be insects that look like cockroaches. In vertebrates, reptiles such as pterosaurs are known. In modern animals, most birds, some mammals such as bats, and most insects use wings and … Read More

Originally it means a female dog. It is used to mean a sly woman, a disgusting woman, and a strong woman. In Japan, “bitch” is often used to mean “sexually free-spirited female” and is not as ambiguous as the English word “bitch”. Japanese Katakana language. [Kana] Bitch T-Shirt

[Kanji] Australia vertically long sleeve T-Shirt A federation consisting of 6 states and 2 direct control areas, with the main territories of the Australian continent and Tasmania. Canberra, the capital. Also called “Goshu”. In Japan, the first letter is used to represent Australia.

[Kanji] extremely (much and very) white text Hoodie It becomes bald. Rough. It becomes fierce. On top of the conjunctive form of a verb, it is commonly used to indicate that the degree is tremendous. Japanese says “Geki”.

Sushi is raw fish ON vinegared rice. We love it from EDO period. Sushi in japanese kanji. [Kanji] Sushi T-Shirt

[Kanji] the strongest (black text) T-Shirt 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 Kyou”.

[Kanji] slave T-Shirt someone entirely dominated by some influence or person. someone held in bondage. in a subordinate position. Japanese calls Do-Rei.

En japonais, on dit « Hissho », ce qui signifie « gagner à coup sûr ». Au Japon, on peut voir des bandeaux proclamant la victoire lors des événements sportifs, ainsi que des supporters japonais brandissant une banderole, un symbole familier aux Occidentaux. [Kanji] T-shirt manches longues « Victoire certaine »

Terme désignant une femme à forte poitrine, synonyme de poitrine généreuse. En japonais, on dit « Baku Nyu ». [Kanji] T-shirt « grosse poitrine »

It is a member of the EU, one of the country’s southernmost countries. The birthplace of the modern Olympics. It is a formal Kanji character published in the dictionary. [Kanji] Greece with flag color T-Shirt

A city on the Atlantic coast, southeastern New York, USA. Known as Big Apple. The center of commerce, industry, finance, trade, and culture in the United States, and the economic capital. It is a good natural port located at the mouth of the Hudson River, and about one-half of US imports and one-third of … Read More

[Kanji] New York T-Shirt A city on the Atlantic coast, southeastern New York, USA. Known as Big Apple. The center of commerce, industry, finance, trade, and culture in the United States, and the economic capital. It is a good natural port located at the mouth of the Hudson River, and about one-half of US … Read More

[Kanji] Treasures old Chinese character T-Shirt One of the few in the world, especially valuable. property. Especially important things that cannot be replaced with other things. Also, an irreplaceable person. Japanese says “Takara”. It’s old and difficult letter in Chinese.

Eating and drinking to fill your stomach. It expresses the meaning of heartfelt, fullness, etc. Japanese says “Man Puku”. [Kanji] I’m FULL | I have enough Hoodie

A popular name for the area around Harajuku Station on the Yamanote Line in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo, and it is a charming area where nature remains at the same time as being the center of Japanese pop culture. [Kanji] Harajuku T-Shirt