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
Suzuki is the second most common surname in Japan. Mr. Suzuki (Suzukishi) is one of the representative surnames in Japan. It is said to be the family name of a Shinto priest derived from the ear of rice that is enshrined at festivals and the Hontsubo bell of a shrine. This line originated from … Read More
Sasuke a character for a video game Ninja Master’s Sasuke Uchiha, a character in Naruto media Sarutobi Sasuke, a character in Japanese children’s stories. Sasuke or NinjaRed, one of several main characters in the Ninja Sentai Kakuranger television series.
Toyoda, Toyota means a field where you can get a good harvest, which gives you abundant fruit. A place name in central Aichi prefecture. The location of the Toyota Motor Corporation Head Office. The old town area in the northeastern part of Shimonoseki City, western Yamaguchi Prefecture. The old town area in the midwestern … Read More
Sato is the 1st common Japanese surname. The surname Sato is said to have started with the gift of Kamatari Nakatomi (Mr. Fujiwara) from Emperor Tenchi, and the name of Sato by the descendant of Hidesato Fujiwara, Kinkiyo Saemonnojo. When the Fujiwara family prospered, he called “Sa” the second role after the highest position … Read More
Tanaka is the 4th most common Japanese surname in Japan. The etymology is for rice fields and cultivation. It is said that when a small village was formed, “Tanaka” was created as a place name. It is believed that the powers who managed and occupied the rice fields on all sides called themselves “Tanaka” … Read More
Rice cultivation was introduced to Japan during the Yayoi period. After that, if rice cultivation developed and the number of rice fields increased, the number of villages increased in various places, and the central village was Nakamura. Then, depending on the direction of the newly created village, place names such as Higashimura, Nishimura, Ichimura, … Read More
The etymology is “small saki” (protruding small terrain) as a place name. Sasaki is the 13th common Japanese surname. Mr. Sasaki originated in Sasaki, Gamo District, Omi Province (Azuchi Town, Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture). Originally, Sasakiyama-no-Kimi (an ancient lord who had power in Omi until the Heian period), who originally had Sasaki Shrine as … Read More
1. A prefecture located in the Chugoku region of Japan. The prefectural office is located in Yamaguchi City. 2. Yamaguchi is the 14th most common Japanese surname. The entrance to the mountain in Japanese Kanji. 3. When hunting falconry, first enter the hunting ground to try to hunt.
Sasuke a character for a video game Ninja Master’s Sasuke Uchiha, a character in Naruto media Sarutobi Sasuke, a character in Japanese children’s stories. Sasuke or NinjaRed, one of several main characters in the Ninja Sentai Kakuranger television series.
A monster monkey that appears in a Chinese feature novel “Saiyuki”. It was born from stone, learned the art of change and the art of Kintoun and made threatening heaven, and it was taken over by Nyorai (Budda). After that, he was rescued by Genjo Sanzo who would like to take a script to … Read More
Kobayashi is the 9th most common Japanese surname. “Kobayashi” means a small forest, and there are forests that protect houses such as windbreaks and sandbreaks near the village. It is thought that it became a place name and the surname was used. There are some areas where Kobayashi is called “Obayashi”, and if you … Read More
A popular Japanese store that opened in Manila. One of the four types of ramen. Characterized by the spiciness of chili peppers. *This is a work requested and has nothing to do with the product in question. In addition, it may be deleted due to circumstances because it does not have official means.