It’s a color representing the highest and first prize.
It’s money.
Japanese calls Kin or Kane.
> colors kanji stock
- Gold prize
First prize at exhibitions and fairs. Japanese calls "Kin Sho". > Prizes kanji stock きん 漢字 金
- [Kanji] Gold color T-Shirts
[Kanji] Gold color Shirts In general, it is a color with a metallic gold-like luster. Japanese says Kin, Kane.
- [Kanji] Gold color Tee-Shirts
[Kanji] Gold color Tee-Shirt Japanese says "Kin".
- [Kanji] Gold color T-Shirt
In general, it is a color with a metallic gold-like luster. Japanese says "Kin". [Kanji] Gold color T-Shirt
- goldgolden
> example stuff It's money. the most common medium of exchange. It's cold bar. Japanese says "o gon" or "ko gane". おうごん こがね…
- Yellow
Color name. One of the three primary colors, like rapeseed and boiled egg yolk. One of the seven colors of the rainbow. The…
- Poison
Japanese calls Doku. any substance that causes injury or illness or death of a living organism. > a letter Kanji stocks どく 漢字
- [Kanji] Shogun gold Wine Label
1 A person who leads and commands an army. Also, a common name for army and navy generals. 2 Abbreviation for a person…
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