Hiragana T-Shirts

Baka (馬鹿, ばか, or バカ) means "fool; foolish" and is the most frequently used insult in the Japanese language.

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Shout out what's in your mind in Japanese!

Hiragana Chart with cute ninja icons can help you learn and memorize all the Japanese hiragana alphabet. It would also be a lovely gift for anyone with Japanese heritage, or a fan of Japanese culture. The colorful design has all 46 basic hiragana characters and the 25 phonetic variations. Four cute icons are also included in the design - two ninjas, numchuks and a Japanese castle.

UFO in Japanese is ユーフォー.

Uma Horse Japanese Hiragana Black Border

Uma Horse Japanese Hiragana White Border

Perfect print for all the walking dead fans combined with Japanese elements (in this case, a bloody moon resembling the flag of Japan, a katana, which is held by a woman in a Japanese school uniform). The perfect gift for every otaku and zombie fan.

Hiragana Chart with cute Japanese icons can help you learn and memorize all the basic Japanese hiragana alphabet. It would also be a lovely gift for anyone with Japanese heritage, or a fan of Japanese culture. The colorful design has all 46 basic hiragana characters and the 25 phonetic variations. Four cute Japanese icons are also included in the design- a Daruma doll, a cherry blossom, an origami crane and a maneki-neko (lucky cat).

Japanese Hiragana for "Shirt" - Shatsu

I love mochi T-shirt for mochi lovers. T-shirt features an endearing kawaii illustration that celebrates the beloved Japanese treat—mochi. Kawaii mochi illustration surrounded by mochi text in heart shape and playfully written in hiragana characters: もち "mochi." It’s a wearable ode to the joy of savoring these delectable rice cakes, wrapped in a layer of cuteness! 🌸🍡✨

A happy jack o'lantern with Japanese writing that says 'Halloween

Imprint depicting a cosmonaut eating ramen and Japanese food signs. A perfect gift idea for an otaku who loves japanese noodles.

Be unique with this "Angry Anime Girl" Hiragana design. the hiragana reads "Angry at what's going on"

Abstract art japanese kanji, liquify background by ISC Productions

White snow made by using japanese kanji

Okottenaiyo (怒ってないよ) = I am not angry. in Japanese traditional horizontal writing style hiragana and kanji in white on pink Sakura Cherry blossom petal

A refreshing XL carton of delicious Japanese kawaii banana milk.

Japanese Hiragana for "Seaweed" - Kaiso

Vegetarian ramen is a meat-free version of the traditional Japanese noodle soup. It features wheat noodles served in a flavorful broth made from vegetables, seaweed, and sometimes miso. Toppings typically include tofu, mushrooms, green onions, and other plant-based ingredients, providing a satisfying alternative to the meat-based variations of ramen. Perfect for yourself or as a gift

Okotta? (怒った?) = Are you angry? in Japanese traditional horizontal writing style hiragana and kanji in white on pink Sakura Cherry blossom petal

Today Is My Birthday 今日誕生日です Kyou Tanjoubi Desu | Japanese Kanji Nihongo Language.

godzilla japan font maroon

Created with hand drawn illustration and japanese text hiragana

Skull death with japanese hiragana illustration

Japanese Hiragana for Boushi - "Hat"

Japanese Hiragana for "Kettle" - Yakan

Inspired by the aesthetic style of the Yamanote train line in Tokyo, this shirt celebrates the the street-fashion center of Harajuku, the nightlife center of Shibuya, and the peaceful chill of Yoyogi Park. Designed to be loved by Japanese locals and foreigners who adore Tokyo.

Today Is My Birthday 今日誕生日です Kyou Tanjoubi Desu | Japanese Kanji Nihongo Language.

Japanese Hiragana for "Building" - Tatemono

Abstract art japanese kanji, liquify background by ISC Productions

A design that reads "I want to see you, I'm lonely" in Japanese kanji and hiragana. The vaporwave colors and retro aesthetic make this perfect for moody nostalgia vibes.

Worn Japanese style poster of Leon the professional

In Japan, a long-nosed goblin is called 'tengu'.

Vegetarian ramen is a meat-free version of the traditional Japanese noodle soup. It features wheat noodles served in a flavorful broth made from vegetables, seaweed, and sometimes miso. Toppings typically include tofu, mushrooms, green onions, and other plant-based ingredients, providing a satisfying alternative to the meat-based variations of ramen. Perfect for yourself or as a gift