Spring | Japanese Kanji Symbols

“Kessei-Seki” – Bloodstone written in Japanese Kanji

I wrote “Kessei-Seki“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Bloodstone”. It’s one of birthstones in March. “Ketsu…

I wrote “Sango“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Coral”. It’s one of birthstones in March. “San” means “coral…

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

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

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

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

I wrote “Jinchouge”. It means “Daphne” in English. “Jin” of the first character is abbreviation of “Agalloch”,…

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

Today, It’s “Setsubun”!! So, I wrote “Setsubun”. It means “The day before the calendrical beginning of spring”…

I wrote “Sakura”. It means “a cherry blossom” in English. “Sakura” is a name of a heroine appearing in NARUTO….