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Japanese Kanji Symbols in Manga (ONE PIECE, NARUTO, BLEACH,etc)

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“Seiryuu” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Azure Dragon

I wrote ‘Seiryuu’. It means Azure Dragon in English. It is one of the four gods said to rule over the four dir…

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“Ikiru” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Live

I wrote “Ikiru”. It means “Live” in English. “I” means Live “ki” is Hiragana “ru” is Hiragana The kanji symbos…

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“Saitou Hajime” – The captain of the third unit of Shinsengumi

I wrote “Saitou Hajime”. He was the commander of Shinsengumi. Saitou (first kanji and second kanji) is his fam…

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“Reisei” – Japanese Kanji for Calmness.

I wrote “Reisei”. It’s Japanese kanji symbols for Calmness or Coolness. “Rei” means Cool, Cold or Chill “Sei” …

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“Aokiji” – Blue Pheasant as nickname of Kuzan in ONE PIECE

I wrote “Aokiji”. It’s the nickname of Kuzan ( an admiral in the Marines ) meaning “Blue Pheasant” in ONE PIEC…

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“Kyouju” and “Seito” – Japanese Kanji for Professor and Student

I wrote “Kyouju“ and “Seito“. “Kyouju” means Professor or Instruction, and “Seito” means Student. “Kyouju” (fi…

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“Yayoi” – March written in Japanese Kanji

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

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