Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Tsukimi” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Moon Viewing

I wrote “Tsukimi”. It means “Moon Viewing” in English. “Tsuki” means the Moon “Mi” means See, Look or View Tsu…

I wrote “Rindou“. It means Gentian in English. “Rin” means a Dragon “Dou” means the Liver It’s special kanji r…

I wrote “Sougyoku“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Sapphire”. It’s one of the birthstones of September. “Sou…

I wrote “Kirin”. It means “a Giraffe” in English. Kirin is an imaginary animal in China, and write the same ch…

I wrote “Densetsu”. It means “Legend”, “Tradition” and “folklore” in English. “Den” means Tell “Setsu” means E…

I wrote “Monogatari”. It means “Story”, “Tale” and “Narrative” in English. “Mono” means Things, Matter or Obje…

I wrote “Mirai”. It means “the future” in English. “Mi” means Not yet, Even now or Still “Rai” means Come or B…

I wrote “Kako”. It means “the past” in English. “Ka” means Exceed, Go beyond or Pass “Ko” means Gone, Past or …

I wrote “Genzai”. It means “the present” in English. “Gen” means Appear, Present or Existing “Zai” means Exist…

I wrote “Ningyo”. It means “Mermaid” in English. “Nin” means Human Being “Gyo” means Fish Usually, Ningyo’s up…