Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Ganjitsu” and “Gantan” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for New Year’s Day and The morning on New Year’s Day

I wrote “Ganjitsu” and “Gantan”. “Ganjitsu” means “New Year’s Day”, and “Gantan” means “The morning on New Yea…

A Happy New Year ! I wrote “Gashou”. It means “A Happy New Year!” in English. “Ga” means Congratulation or Joy…

I wrote “Oomisoka”. It means “New Year’s Eve” in English. “Oo” means Large, Big, Huge or Great “Miso” means La…

I wrote “Shimotsuki”. It means “November” in English. “Shimo” means Frost “Tsuki” means Month November is said…

I wrote “Kannaduki”. It means “October” in English. “Kan” means God “Na” means Nothing, Without and so on “Duk…

I wrote “Seiya”. It means “Holy night” and “Christmas Eve” in English. “Sei” means Saint, Sacred, Holy or Pure…

I wrote “Shiwasu”. It means “December” in English. “Shi” means Teacher, Master or Reverend “Hashiru” means Run…

I wrote “Usagi”. It means “Rabbit” in English. “Usagi” means Rabbit and Hare Rabbits are said to live in Japan…

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…