Japanese Phrase Hoodies

Let your love of Vodka shine with this awesome shirt. Let others have their favorite sports teams, or hobbies… you’re on team VODKA! Everyone wins on team vodka!

Perfect if you’re feeling lazy, just hanging around the house, or hanging-out with friends. Not recommended for job interviews!

Sometimes you’re going to a rock concert and you want the singer to know your real motivation to see him/her. Maybe you’re meeting a co-worker out for drinks and hoping it sparks something more. No matter what the reason, you’re gonna get good attention and lots of interest in an awesome shirt like this. Try it and you’ll see, you’ll be writing your vows soon… or having lots of fun on the way!

Make that moment when your head falls on the shoulder of the salaryman next to you a little less awkward. Head to a manga café, or just keep riding the trains with strangers for some sleep if you’re far from home… live like a local!

The Japanese language can be confusing, especially when you’re drinking alcohol… this shirt to the rescue! Forget all your important ordering requests when you can just point to your shirt! Not only will you get the service you need, but you’re sure to have the envy of all the Japanese people who see you… time to get a drink for them too! Wear and point!

The all powerful yen is an international symbol we can all get behind. Show your love of the famous Japanese currency in style with this bold, yet stylish YEN shirt! Get yours now!

Planning to travel in Japan to a place you’ve never been before? Are you nervous because your Japanese ability may not be enough to make the plan easy… this shirt to the rescue! The amazing hospitality of the Japanese is world famous… and you’ll see such hospitality when you wear this shirt. Stand in the street looking confused, point at this shirt and someone will come by to help… try it!

A word of Japanese that means transform and so on the typography i make to show some transformation

Show your love for matcha with 2 simple words!

日本語で何か「と思う」. A Japanese writing, it is something in Japanese (I think).

Get your Japanese party started with this fun shirt… it’s time to drink! Sure to start the conversation at any Japanese izakaya, get out there and have fun now!

Created out of necessity, this shirt is a must for anyone planning a trip to Japan. Natto, the slimy fermented soy beans that smell like a dead foot inside a sweaty sock is a taste few foreigners (and even many Japanese people) like. To avoid this culinary landmine, wear this shirt and let everyone know you want to avoid what the Japanese will all tell you is extremely healthy and good for you. Tell them running 5 kilometers each day is also good for you, but no one does that! Say no to Natto!

What better way to start a conversation with some random Japanese people than wearing this shirt!? Laughter and awesomeness are sure to ensue when you ask someone what your shirt says… because your shirt says, “please tell me what my shirt says”. Best to discuss over drinks with your new Japanese friend!

“Yoroshiku onegaishimasu” is a common and polite saying for meeting new people in Japan. While the translation of “please treat me well” is technically accurate, the best way to think about how it is used is closer to “it’s a pleasure to meet you”.

“Karaoke Iku?” (should we go to Karaoke?) is a great shirt to get the party moving to Karaoke. Once there, everyone has a great time, but sometimes it seems people need convincing. This shirt has the power to convince… what a waste it would be if you wore this shirt and didn’t go to karaoke… “mottainai desu ne”. Get singing and having fun with this great shirt.

一期一会 Ichigo Ichie. It is Japanese idiom which means once-in-a lifetime opportunity or meeting. “一期” means “One’s own life.” “一会” means “Only one chance.” A special and unique only one occasion to meet across in one’s own life from birth to death.

Repent 懺悔しろ Japanese writing.

Reason of existence.

Repent in Japanese 懺悔しろ. 懺悔 means repent, しろ means do.

Features the phrase Kishi Kaisei translated as ‘Wake from Death and Return to Life’ or ‘Revival of the Dead,’ meaning ‘To recover from the brink of death or a desperate and hopeless situation,’ written in distressed vertical white Japanese kanji characters. Cool gift idea for fans of Japanese writing/calligraphy and culture and those who could use an inspiring reminder that one can go through difficult situations and recover from them to move on.

japanese style design. shikita ga nai . japanese phrase

"Nankurunaisa" （なんくるないさ）is a dialect from Okinawa Prefecture, which means "Nantokanarusa" （なんとかなるさ）in Japanese. It can be translated into "Everything is going to be OK". A gift suitable for those who love oriental or Japanese culture, manga, anime, calligraphy and hand lettering art.