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Ishida Mitsunari was favored by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, then lord of Nagahama Castle, and became his subordinate. After Nobunaga Oda died in the Honnoji Incident, Hideyoshi became the ruler of Japan, and Sansei eventually rose to the position of “Five Magistrates” under Hideyoshi. After Hideyoshi’s death, Tokugawa Ieyasu began to make moves to become the … Read More

[Katakana] Happy Birthday Postcard Colloquial written in katakana.

The day of birth, or the anniversary of the subsequent birth. Rituals to celebrate the growth of families and groups at birth and to approve newborns’ participation in groups and religions can be found in every region, but celebrating a birthday is a well-developed ethnic group of time ideas. It doesn’t exist without it. … Read More

japanese said “Kei-Ki-Man-Puku”. Many happy, be happy, be good there would hope and will. [Kanji] a lot of happiness luck and fortune 慶禧萬福 Hoodie

[Katakana] Happy Birthday T-Shirt It is calligraphy that transliterated into katakana.

This is transliterated in Japanese Katakana. [Katakana] Happy Birthday T-Shirts

It is a Kanji symbol that was raised as a war flag by a military commander named Mitsunari Ishida during the Warring States period. It means, “If one person does for all, and all for one, the people of the world can be happy.”. [Family Crests] Ishida Mitsunari Kanji symbol on military flag Button

[Brasões de Família] Botão Redondo com o símbolo Kanji de Ishida Mitsunari em uma bandeira militar. Trata-se de um símbolo Kanji que foi hasteado como bandeira de guerra pelo comandante militar Mitsunari Ishida durante o período Sengoku (Estados Combatentes). Significa: "Se uma pessoa fizer por todos e todos por um, os povos do mundo poderão ser… Leia Mais