“Shiwasu” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for December I wrote “Shiwasu”. It means “December” in English. “Shi” means Teacher, Master or Reverend “Hashiru” means Run… もっと見る
“Sougyoku” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Sapphire I wrote “Sougyoku“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Sapphire”. It’s one of the birthstones of September. “Sou… もっと見る
“Makibishi” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Caltrap, Ninja’s weapon I wrote “Makibishi”. It means “Caltrap” in English. It is Ninja‘s weapon. “Maki” means Scatter “Bishi” means D… もっと見る
“Himawari” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Sunflower I wrote “Himawari“. It means Sunflower in English. “Muku” means Toward “Hi” means Sun “Aoi” means Hollyhock It… もっと見る
“Haduki” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for August I wrote “Haduki”. It means “August” in English. “Ha” means Leaf “Tsuki” means Month An atom bomb fell into Hir… もっと見る
“Hanabi taikai” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Fireworks display I wrote “Hanabi taikai”. It means “Fireworks display” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire “Tai” me… もっと見る
“Hanabi” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Fireworks I wrote “Hanabi”. It means “Fireworks” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire We enjoy Hanabi in yuka… もっと見る
“Hasu” – Japanese Kanji Symbol for Lotus I wrote “Hasu“. It means Lotus in English. “Hasu” means Lotus Hasu is one of the July birth flowers. Flower la… もっと見る
“Saitou Hajime” – The captain of the third unit of Shinsengumi I wrote “Saitou Hajime”. He was the commander of Shinsengumi. Saitou (first kanji and second kanji) is his fam… もっと見る
“Kondou Isami” – The commander of Shinsengumi I wrote “Kondou Isami”. He was the commander of Shinsengumi. Kondou (first kanji and second kanji) is his fami… もっと見る