I love you and I like you in Katakana - Zangyo-Ninja

This Katakana is a Katakanaized version of the English pronunciation. Of the two lines, the upper is “I love you” and the lower is “I like you”. It is not in exact English The word “like” in “i like you,” which is the second line, is not usually used for people, but Japanese people … Read More

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great in English and Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

This is a work in which the Hiragana word “すげー” and the synonym are written in English “great”. It is written in English with Japanese in a method called bi-calligraphy. It’s one of a universal term in Japan. Although the title says great, it is colloquially used to express surprise or positivity. It is … Read More

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growing up in English and Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

This is a calligraphy written using a method called bi-calligraphy, and it has the same meaning as the English word “growing up” and the Japanese word “成馬” in Kanji. 成馬 is a mature horse over 20 months old Although this word is not listed in the Japanese dictionary, it is sometimes read as Narima, … Read More

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heat haze in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

A phenomenon in which light and shadow show subtle fluctuations. The ground is heated by strong direct sunlight, which warms the air close to the ground and creates uneven density distribution. A phenomenon in which objects in the distance appear to sway or appear distorted when viewed from afar through the ground heated by … Read More

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boisterous dance in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

One of the four-letter idioms, it means to be so happy that you can’t help but dance. This word expresses the feeling of being so happy that your body moves involuntarily, rather than the feeling of being happy. Japanese says “Kyo ki ran bu”. Origin of boisterous dance(Kyokiranbu) “Kyoki” expresses a state of maddening … Read More

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fairy in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

A supernatural being that lives in a world that is closely related to the human world and can change shape. Their beauty and ugliness, size, good and bad, and other characteristics vary greatly depending on the region and era, but in general they have a very human-like appearance and character, often lacking in conscience … Read More

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be in the same boat in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

In Buddhism, after death, he was born on the same lotus flower in Sukhavati Jodo. In turn, to act and fate together until the end, regardless of the good or bad of things and the good or bad of the result. In Japanese literature, it was used to fulfill love in the afterlife, especially … Read More

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free free free in Kanji, Katakana and Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

There is no price for goods or services. It’s Free written vertical in Japanese Katakana. Free written horizon in Japanese Kanji. Free written vertical in Japanese Hiragana. Hiragana and katakana are colloquial translations of Kanji, so the meaning may not be understood depending on what is written. Japanese called “tada” in Japanese katakana and … Read More

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Akatsuki in Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

1. Around the night light. When the eastern sky begins to whiten. the first light of day. 2. When a certain thing is realized and completed.

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tease me in Hiragana - Zangyo-Ninja

Being bullied or teased by half a joke. Unlike being bullied, treating the other person with love. Be careful, as it can be bullied if it goes too far. Japanese said “I ji ra re ta i”.

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serious in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

concerned with work or important matters rather than play or trivialities. Have a serious look. Be serious. It should be full of heart and no decoration. Japanese calls “Ma ji me”.

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battle in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

1. Fight with a weapon. 2. competition. It’s about to win or lose. It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. With transliteration in Katakana that you can custom letter. Japanese says Ikusa.

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earthquake in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Sudden shaking of the ground that occurs when the bedrock beneath the surface shifts. The shock wave emitted by the displaced bedrock may be strong enough to completely change the state of the earth’s surface by pushing up a cliff and causing a large crack in the ground. This can have shocking and disastrous … Read More

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commonplace in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Very common. It is not average and there is nothing particularly good or unusual. Japanese says “Hei hei bon bon”. A word that strengthens “平凡(ordinary)” as four character idiom.

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Happy campaign in Hiragana and Katakana - Zangyo-Ninja
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come on baby in Katakana - Zangyo-Ninja

From the impression that “to return to the original state” for the opponent who is out of the original state, it means “Hey, wait a minute. Calm down”. it is literal translation.

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hell in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

This etymology came from India in Buddhism. What used to be called “naraka” in Sanskrit was transcribed and transmitted to China to become “naraku”. In China, Naraka meant an underground prison, so it was omitted and became hell. It is said that the words “hell” and “naraku” were introduced to Japan. Japanese said “Ji … Read More

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agonizing cries in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

A man/woman who crying in extreme pain and seeking salvation. Very miserable and ugly. The situation was such that the deceased fell into hell and could not bear the torment and cried out loud. Annoying hell and screaming hell in Buddhism. Both are one of the eight great hells. It may also refer to … Read More

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Real satisfied life in Katakana and Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Net slang refers to people who have a fulfilling real life. The word itself was coined to be widely recognized by 2channel around 2005, and to masochistically express that the real life is not fulfilling for those who are immersed in the community on the Internet. For those who live a comfortable online life … Read More

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vanity in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Buddhist language. Everything has changed, and it is not a permanent residence. Everything in this world changes quickly and does not stay in the same state for a while. Especially the ephemeral nature of life. Don’t know when you will die. Japanese says “Mu Jou”.

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Invulnerability in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

A body that can withstand any wounds, blows, illnesses, or pains. Japanese calls Fu-Ji-Mi the property of being invulnerable. the quality or state of being immortal.

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deep distress in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

An unsatisfactory sigh when you are in very troubled or extremely painful. It also refers to the state at such time. When you have a lot of hard work and hard work, you are exhausted from your body and mind, and you have a hard time breathing. Japan call “Ai iro to iki”.

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forever in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

1. To endless forever. It exists beyond time. 2. A philosophy that is thought to last indefinitely while in time itself. Also, like mathematical truth, something that is known in time is considered to be valid regardless of time. Japan call “Ei en” and “To wa”.

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daybreak in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

1. When the dawn was about to get into the morning. 2. When things are about to start. When a new culture is about to happen. Japan call “Rei mei”.

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Kung fu in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

A Chinese martial art similar to Karate. In other parts of China, it is a term widely used not only for Chinese martial arts, but also means “practice / training / accumulation”, which is regarded as important in Chinese martial arts, and “time and labor”.

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a clear and cloudless sky in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

1. It is clear without a little cloud. 2. There is no doubt or anxiety, and feeling is clear. Japan call “Ni hon bare”.

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