Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Suishou” – Japanese Kanji for Crystal or Quartz

I wrote “Suishou“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Crystal” or “Quartz”. It’s one of birthstones in April. “S…

I wrote “Shichibukai”.
It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “The Seven Warlords of the Sea”.

1. “Shichi” means “seven”
2. “Bu” means “military force”
3. “Kai” means “sea”

I wrote “Tsunami“. It means “Tsunami“ in English. It is a tremendous sea wave generated by an earthquake. “Tsu…

I wrote “Hina-matsuri“. It’s The Japanese Doll Festival for Girls. “Hina” means “doll” “Matsuri” means “festiv…

I wrote “Kaigun”. It means “Marines”. “Kai” of the first character means “sea”, and “Gun” of the second charac…

I wrote “Koukai-shi”. It means “Navigator” in English. “Kou” of the first character means “Sail”, “Kai” of the…

I wrote “Santou-Ryu”. It means “Three‐sword fencing” in English. “San” of the first character means “Three”, “…

I wrote “Murasaki-Suisho”. It means “amethyst” in English. It’s a birthstone in February. “Murasaki” of the fi…

I wrote “Kanji”. It means “kanji” in English. “Kan” of the first character means “a man” or “the Han dynasty”,…

I wrote “Kaizoku”. It means “a pirate” and “a sea robber” in English. “Kai” of the first character means “sea”…