Spring | Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Shoubu” – Japanese Kanji for Sweet Flag

I wrote “Shoubu“. It means Sweet Flag in English. “Shou” means Iris “Bu” means Flag May 5, We take a bath with…

I wrote “Suzuran“. It means Lily of valley in English. “Suzu” means Bell “Ran” means Orchid Because it is simi…

I wrote “Ryokugyoku“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Emerald”. It’s one of the birthstones of May. “Ryoku” m…

I wrote “Satsuki”. It means “May” in English. “Sa” means five “Tsuki” means Month We do Rice planting in May. …

I wrote “Hibari”. It’s Japanese kanji for “skylark”. “Kumo” means cloud “Suzume” means sparrow It’s special ka…

I wrote “Kongou-Seki“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Diamond”. It’s one of birthstones in April. “Kon” mean…

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

I wrote “Hanami”. It’s written in Japanese kanji for “Cherry‐blossom viewing”. “Hana” means “Flower” “Mi” mean…

I wrote “Uduki”. It means “April” in English. “U” means “the Hare” or “the Deutzia” “Duki” means “Month” “Uduk…

I wrote “Rangyoku“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Aquamarine”. It’s one of birthstones in March. “Ran” mean…