This photo’s firework is Senkou-Hanabi (sparkling firework in English). It’s most popular firework…
“Taifuu” – Japanese Kanji for Typhoon
I wrote “Taifuu”. It means “Typhoon” in English. “Tai” means Stand, Holder, Platform, or postposition for the …
“Natsuyasumi” – Japanese Kanji for Summer holidays
I wrote “Natsuyasumi”. It means “Summer holidays” or “Summer vacation” in English. “Natsu” means S…
“Kagaku” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Science
I wrote “Kagaku”. It means “Science” in English. “Ka” means a Department or a Family “Gaku” means Learning o…
“Umi no Hi” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for the Ocean Day
I wrote “Umi no Hi”. It means the Ocean Day in English. Also, it’s known as Marine Day or Sea Day. “Umi”…
“Genjitsu” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Reality or Actuality
I wrote “Genjitsu”. It means “Reality” or “Actuality” in English. “Gen” means Appear “Jitsu” means True, Real …
“Bakumatsu” – The Late Tokugawa Shogunate
I wrote “Bakumatsu”. It means The Late Tokugawa Shogunate. “Maku” means a Curtain or an Act “Matsu” means the …
“Harada Sanosuke” – The captain of the tenth unit of Shinsengumi
I wrote “Harada Sanosuke”. He was the captain of the tenth unit of Shinsengumi. Harada is two kanji symbols in…
“Hanabi taikai” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Fireworks display
I wrote “Hanabi taikai”. It means “Fireworks display” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire “T…
“Hanabi” – Japanese Kanji Symbols for Fireworks
I wrote “Hanabi”. It means “Fireworks” in English. “Hana” means Flower “Bi” means Fire We enjoy Hanabi in yuka…