Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Kaisuiyoku” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Sea bathing

I wrote “Kaisuiyoku”. It means “Sea bathing” in English. “Kai” means Sea “Sui” means Water “Yoku” means Bath J…

I wrote “Menou“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Agate” and “Onyx”. One kind of the agate is one of the birth…

I wrote “Himawari“. It means Sunflower in English. “Muku” means Toward “Hi” means Sun “Aoi” means Hollyhock It…

I wrote “Haduki”. It means “August” in English. “Ha” means Leaf “Tsuki” means Month An atom bomb fell into Hir…

I wrote “Taifuu”. It means “Typhoon” in English. “Tai” means Stand, Holder, Platform, or postposition for the …

I wrote “Natsuyasumi”. It means “Summer holidays” or “Summer vacation” in English. “Natsu” means Summer “Yasu”…

I wrote “Umi no Hi”. It means the Ocean Day in English. Also, it’s known as Marine Day or Sea Day. “Umi” means…

I wrote “Hanabi taikai”. It means “Fireworks display” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire “Tai” me…

I wrote “Hanabi”. It means “Fireworks” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire We enjoy Hanabi in yuka…

I wrote “Sensu“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Folding fan”. “Sen” means Fan “Su” is suffix in this case. I…