Nihongo Hoodies

Design with a funny cat face and a writing “Cute but psycho”. Perfect gift for every party girl.

“Tanoshii”, simply means “fun”, so it’s up to the reader to decide if you’re fun, you’re having fun, the shirt is fun, or some combination of the three. Sure to get random Japanese people curious… what’s tanoshii!? Wear this shirt and stay fun!

YOPPARAI! Start your day having fun with this great shirt. Drunk or not, you’re sure to get some jealous smiles, and laughs from random Japanese people you pass. A great conversation starter indeed… get your drink on, and get YOPPARAI! Please drink responsibly : )

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The number nine in Japanese simply looks cool on a shirt… you might even say it’s kyu-ul (yep, tried to say cool using the Japanese word for “nine”, KYU, I can hear your groan of disappointment from here).

You're dog tired and the gentle rhythm of the train is rocking you to sleep like newborn babe. Use this shirt to insure you don't miss your stop! #Yamanotenapping

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!

“Shipaishita!” I was wrong, I failed, I messed-up. Maybe you did, maybe you didn’t… but this shirt is a great way to start a conversation with random Japanese people… and who doesn’t love a person not too proud to publicly shame themselves!?

FREE HUGS フリーハグ [Furihagu] ~ Japanese Katakana Nihongo Language.

#realramen

OK おk ~ Japanese Katakana Nihongo Language.

OK おk ~ Japanese Katakana Nihongo Language.

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Sometimes getting out of bed is the battle of the year… let everyone know you accomplished this monumental task by declaring you did wake up! Wear this shirt with pride… you did it, you got out of bed!

OTAKU / GEEK GAMER 8 Bit Pixel Japanese Katakana (^0_0^)

OTAKU / GEEK GAMER 8 Bit Pixel Japanese Katakana (^0_0^)

“Nochihodo”, or see you soon is an incredibly useful Japanese phrase, and a great way to let random Japanese people you pass know that you’ll be back in their lives soon. Some of the more outspoken people you meet, may be excited to discuss when you’ll be meeting next… a great conversation starter when you’re in this cool shirt.

Sometimes you’re awake and being productive, but you’re not happy about it… you just want to go back to bed. Tell everyone you’re in no mood for their crap with this awesome shirt. Then get some much needed sleep, you deserve it!

FUTSUKAYOI, literally “second day drunk” is a great shirt to let everyone around you know you had a bit too much to drink last night… they may want to stay away, keep the lights low, not make any loud noises, sudden movements, etc. Wear it with pride, you earned it by poisoning your body with alcohol! Now get yourself some ramen and a nap, you’ll feel better by tonight so you can do it all again!

Of course you look like a foreigner, so have some fun with it in this cool ironic shirt. Embrace your gaijin-ness (foreigner-ness), and start the conversation with random Japanese people in this awesome shirt.

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Freedom in Japanese フリーダム katakana design for T-shirts and more Shout out what you value in Japanese! フリーダム is how you spell out freedom in Japanese. Pronunciation : Furīdamu

Located in Tokyo, Japan.