I wrote “Haha”. It’s written in Japanese kanji for Mother. “Haha” means Mother In Japan, Mother’s Day is…
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Japanese Popular Kanji Symbols
“Samurai” – Japanese warrior, Bushi, Mononofu
I wrote “Samurai“. It’s also Bushi and Mononofu. They are Japanese warrior who were members of the feuda…
“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…
“Kodomo” – Japanese Kanji for Child and Children
I wrote “Kodomo“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for Child and Children. “Ko” means Child “Domo” means Accompany …
“Suzuran” – Japanese Kanji for Lily of valley
I wrote “Suzuran“. It means Lily of valley in English. “Suzu” means Bell “Ran” means Orchid Because it is simi…
“Sensou” and “Heiwa” – Japanese Kanji for war and peace
I wrote “Sensou“ and “Heiwa“. “Sensou” means war, and “Heiwa” means peace….
“Ryokugyoku” – Japanese Kanji for Emerald
I wrote “Ryokugyoku“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Emerald”. It’s one of the birthstones of May. “Ryoku” m…
“Kujaku-Seki” – Japanese Kanji for Malachite
I wrote “Kujaku-Seki“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “Malachite”. “Ku” means Cavity or Great “Jaku” means Sp…
“Rappa” – Kanji for spy or stealer, another name of Ninja
I wrote “Rappa“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “spy” or “stealer“. In the Sengoku period, “Rappa (spy)” work…
“Suppa” – Kanji for spy or stealer, another name of Ninja
I wrote “Suppa“. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for “spy” or “stealer“. In the Sengoku period, “Suppa (spy)” work…