Japanese Calligraphy Posters and Art Prints

霸者 "Hasya" meaning "Overlord" in both Japanese and Chinese language.

必勝 "Hissho" meaning "Certain Victory" in both Japanese and Chinese language.

雄心 "Yushin" meaning "Ambitious" in both Japanese and Chinese language.

奮闘 "Funto" meaning "Strive" in both Japanese and Chinese language.

一億玉砕 “Ichioku Gyokusai” literally meaning “100 million shattered jewels”, Gyokusai (shattered jewels) have the meaning of “honarable death”. In World War II, the Japanese Government used the term “Gyokusai” to glorify the complete annihilation of the army in a battle, in order to maintain the moral of Japanese people. “Ichioku Gyokusai” is the last protocol of the Japanese Government during World War II, announced by the end of 1944 when the defeat of Japan is only the matter of time, it implies the will of sacrificing the entire Japanese population of 100 million, if necessary, for the purpose of resisting opposition forces.

Respect is the admiration felt or shown for someone or something that you believe has good ideas or qualities.

A stylish and handmade Kanji character for the japanese word: Sora (Heaven). A cool pencil-art for all Japan lovers, skydivers, pilots, stewardess, and people who love to fly in the sky!

Shogun (将軍 in Japanese kanji) in calligraphy writing style. Shogun was the title of the military dictators of Japan during most of the period spanning from 1185 to 1868.

Japanese Calligraphy is the birth of words meeting art.

Original ink Kanji calligraphy for: Bird. A unique and cool birdlove - asian script design

Japanese calligraphy

Zen Japanese Calligraphy: Rising Up

Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Japanese culture with our "Golden Harmony: Japanese Calligraphy" design. The elegant strokes of a golden-colored Japanese character create a sense of balance and serenity. This minimalist and sophisticated design pays homage to the rich artistic tradition of Japanese calligraphy, showcasing the intricate artistry and cultural heritage. Embrace the harmony of Eastern aesthetics and let the timeless elegance of this design transport you to the captivating world of Japan.

Simple Japanese samurai along with calligraphy

嵐, "Arashi" in Japanese, and "Ran" in Chinese, meaning "Storm", in calligraphy Style.

Japanese characters for "MOMIJI" - "MAPLE LEAVES" or "AUTUMN LEAVES". Calligraphy and design by Sasurai.

勇往邁進 Pushing forward / Japanese idiom kanji art with Japanese calligraphy. “勇往” means “Do not afraid.” “邁進” means “Advance quickly.” Go forward quick and brave without any hesitation at full speed to attain objective.

家族 Family in Japanese calligraphy kanji character for T shirts and more.

Muteki 無敵 Invincible in Japanese calligraphy

希望 Hope in Japanese calligraphy kanji character for T shirts and more.

" Nana korobi, ya oki " fall down seven times get up eight. Japanese proverb

Senecalligraphy comes with a new style bringing the concept of traditional Japanese Calligraphy with a modern touch of streetwear that you can use for any needs The calligraphy : 『ゴーイング マリー, Going Marry』

大和魂 “Yamato Damashii” meaning “Japanese Spirit”, it is a Japanese term that refers to the cultural values and characteristics of the Japanese people. Edo period writers and samurai used it to augment and support the Bushido concept of honor and valor. Japanese nationalists propagandized Yamato damashii – “the brave, daring, and indomitable spirit of Japanese people” – as one of the key Japanese military-political doctrines in the Showa period.

一騎当千Japanese idiom, Ikki Tousen / a mighty warrior. “一騎” means “One single cavalryman.” “当千” means “Equivalent one thousand foot soldiers.” One brave cavalry is match for one thousand foot soldiers. One single cavalryman is equal to one thousand foot soldiers.

截拳道 Jeet Kune Do (ジークンドー) in Japanese style calligraphy writing. Suitable for people who like or practice Jeet Kune Do or martial art.

This design draws inspiration from the vibrant subculture of Japanese Yanki fashion. The design features an intriguing arrangement of kanji characters, combining phonetics with deliberately dark connotations: 夜 (night), 露 (dew), 死 (death), and 苦 (suffering). In certain subcultures, the spelling of 夜露死苦 is used as a greeting, similar to saying "good morning."

A metallic Japan Kanji for: Ninja.

Japanese Tiger kanji writing red and black

Of course he wrote "cat".

Original Japan Kanji for: Manga (Comic). A cool design for the Mangafan, Anime and Coseplay calligraphic art- lover

japanese calligraphy, hieroglyph - way. Black color

Jiu-Jitsu ( Ju-Jutsu ) inkart in japanese characters. A BUDO design for all Jiujitsu-fighter.

IJN Kii (紀伊/きい) was the leadship of the Kii-class battleship. Ordered in 1921, as apart of a mass Japanese naval build up program (the famed 8-8 fleet scheme).

截拳道 Jeet Kune Do (ジークンドー) in Japanese style calligraphy writing. Suitable for people who like or practice Jeet Kune Do or martial art.

Japanese Calligraphy Art

Japanese Kanji are logographic characters used in the Japanese writing system, which originated from Chinese characters (hanzi) and were adapted to fit the Japanese language. Kanji are an essential part of written Japanese and are used to write nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Kanji are made up of strokes and have various meanings and pronunciations depending on the context they are used in. There are over 2,000 commonly used Kanji, and it is estimated that one needs to know at least 3,000 Kanji to be able to read a newspaper. Some important keywords associated with Kanji include stroke order, radicals, on-yomi (Chinese readings), kun-yomi (Japanese readings), and furigana (small hiragana characters used to indicate pronuncia...