Japanese alphabets of Hira-Kana
They are 48 charactes.
Japanese has 3 type of characters
Kanji, Kata-kana and Hira-kana.
This is Hira-kana T-shirts.
Welcome to Kanji Japan.
We sell Kanji T-Shirts designed by native Japanese at Zazzle.com.
We also take custom requests such as YOUR-NAME-BY-KANJI.
Enjoy!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
ForAll Darth Sidious lovers!"堕明日死埿悪窠"
We made 2 "Evil" T-shirts, yesterday.
But, we can not sell them now and forever.
It might conflict with the author's copyright.
It is the second T-Shirts
in the Evil Series!
Darth Sidious!
"堕明日死埿悪窠"
This Kanji means Darth Sidious.
And that meaning is
"The evil will perish tomorrow
in his dirty mud house".
"だーすしでぃあす"
is Hira-gana.
That means Darth Sidious, too.
Green shoots"草木萠動"
From March 1st to 5th are
"草木萠動"
green shoots
in Japan.
The other words,
it is the advent of spring.
This Tank Top is for the all green shoots lovers!
And for the all Spring lovers!
Off course, this is for the boys and kids!
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
For Darth Maul lovers!"堕明日喪悪屡"
This T-shirts is for Darth Maul lovers.
堕明日喪悪屡
This Kanji means Darth Maul.
And that meaning is "the evil will perish".
And added
Spring has come.
And
The mist is hanging over the ground.
That is from Feb 24 to 28 in Japan.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Hina-Matsuri “雛祭“
Hina dolls:
A formal set of hina dolls
consists of the Emperor and the Empress,
three court ladies,
five musicians,
two ministers and three servants.
They are arranged on five or seven stepped shelves
that are covered by a red cloth.
The word hina means a small doll.
In the ancient days,
people made dolls by themselves
and threw the dolls into a river along with offerings.
It was believed that sickness
and ill-fortune would flow away down the river with them.
This T-shirts is for all girls!!
Are you Lucy?
This is your Japanese personal seal. "ルーシー"
Friday, February 18, 2011
This is your Japanese personal seal. "判子"
The two T-shirts are for George and Sophie.
Are you George?
This is for
George
"ジョージ".
Are you Sohie?
This is for
Sohie
"ソフィー".
It's Little bit small personal seal"判子"
Yesterday we made Personal seal
"判子"T-shirts.
My friend watched them and said,
"Are they too big, aren't they?"
"Too big? T-shirts?"
"No! the stamps."
"Ahh........."
So, we made little bit small one,
and added SUZUKI version and more!
No.1
This one is little bit small
SATO"佐藤"
for the little bit big girls!
No.2
This is new one
SUZUKI"鈴木"
For the little bit little boys!
No.3
This one is little bit small
TAKAHASHI"高橋"
For the little bit little girls!
No.4
This one is little bit small
TANAKA"田中"
For the little bit Big Boys!
No.5
This is new one
WATANABE"渡辺"
for the little bit big girls!
No.6
This is new one too!
ITO"伊藤"
for the little bit big boys!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Japanese Personal Seal"Hanko"!判子
Today we made 3types of Kanji T-shirts.
The Icons are Japanese Kanji personal seals.
If you live for one year or more in Japan, you will need your personal seal.
In western country the people would put his signature on something,
in Japan they will stamp it with a seal engraved with their name.
Those 3 Icons are well-known Japanese name.
"SATO" 佐藤
"TAKAHASHI" 高橋
"TANAKA" 田中
This one is for boys!
SATO”佐藤”
This one for girls!
TAKAHASHI”高橋”
This one is for young girls!
TANAKA”田中”
Oh！Sorry, I forgot very well-known name "SUZUKI".
We will make it the other time!
Monday, February 7, 2011
Hina matsuri “雛祭“
The Doll festival is held on March 3rd.
It is for wishing for and celebrating
girls' growth and happiness.
We will introduce this festival at this month.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
"shunsetsu" 春節 February 3
Today is "shunsetsu" in China and "setsubun" in Japan.
"Shunsetsu" is Chinise New Years day.
Fireworks, firecrackers, drums, cymbals, Chinese gong,
Chinese acrobatics and dragon and lion dances, and moon cakes,
Sounds fun!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
February 3rd is "setsubun"節分
Tomorrow is "setsubun" in Japan.
Setsubun is the day before "risshun".
"Risshun" is kind of the first day of spring.
We do "mame-maki"(soybean-throwing) at "setsubun".
So, we made two types of T-shirts.
One is "setsubun" in kanji and two "Nio"'s silhouette.
"Nio" are guardians of a temple.
They stand on the gate of the temple and guard from evil.
The other one is "mame-maki" (soybean-throwing) in kanji and a pacific parrotlet.
Pacific parrotlet is called "mame-ruriha" in Japan.
Because "mame" means is bean in Japanese.
Do you know pacific parrotlet?
They are so cute and lovely little bird and even so wild!
They don' t like soybean, love hempseeds.
This is "setsubun" in kanji and two "Nio"'s silhouette.
This one is "mame-maki" (soybean-throwing) in kanji and a pacific parrotlet.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
"Kisaragi"如月 February
"Kisaragi" is the second month of the year in Japan.
It is still cold day but it will be gettig warmer and warmer.
The plum trees will be in bloom and a lot of parks, shrines and temples
have the Plum festival on February.
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