Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Sotsugyou” – Graduation written in Japanese Kanji

I wrote “Sotsugyou“. It means “Graduation“ in English. “Sotsu” means “finish” or “complete” “Gyou”…

I wrote “Wasurena-Gusa“. It means “Forget-me-not“ in English. “Nakare” means “must not” or “may not&#822…

I wrote “Kuroashi“. It means “Black Leg“. “Kuro” means “black”…

I wrote “Rasengan“. It means “Spiraling Sphere“. “Ra” means “a spira…

I wrote “Ninjutsu“. It means “Ninja skills in secrecy“. “Nin” means “Ninja” “Jutsu” me…

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

I wrote “Zanpakutou“. “Zan” means “cuts” “Haku” means “a soul” or “spilit” “Tou” means…

I wrote “Yayoi”. It means “March” in English. The meaning of the respective Kanji “Iya” means “more and …

I wrote “Fubuki“. It means “Blizzard” in English. The meaning of the respective Kanji “Fuku” means blow “Yuki”…

I wrote “Buyou“. It means “the dance” in English. The meaning of the respective Kanji “Bu” means the dance whi…