Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Nouka” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Farmer

I wrote ‘Nouka’. It means Farmer in English. ‘Nou’ means Farm or Agriculture ‘Ka’ means House, One’s home, Fam…

I wrote “Utsukushii Hitobito” and “Serebu”. “Utsukushii Hitobito” means “Beautiful People”, and “Serebu” means…

I wrote “Taichou“. It means Captain, Leader or Commander in English. “Tai” means Regiment, Party, Company or S…

I wrote “Chichi”. It’s Japanese kanji as Father. “Chichi” means Father In Japan, Father’s Day is Third Sunday …

I wrote “Hito “. It means “Human Being” in English. “Hito” means Human Being, People, Person, and so on. In Ja…

I wrote “Kyouju“ and “Seito“. “Kyouju” means Professor or Instruction, and “Seito” means Student. “Kyouju” (fi…

I wrote “Haha”. It’s written in Japanese kanji for Mother. “Haha” means Mother In Japan, Mother’s Day is Secon…

I wrote “Kodomo“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for Child and Children. “Ko” means Child “Domo” means Accompany …

I wrote “Tomodachi”. It’s Japanese kanji for “friends”. “Tomo” means friend “Dachi” means reach or accomplishe…

I wrote “Nakama”. It’s Japanese Kanji for party, companion, group, colleague, fellow, comrade , confederate, e…