Nihon Kanji Tank Tops

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

fighting spirit in Japanese 闘魂 / とうこん / toukon. This word “闘魂” can be translated in to “fighting spirit”. Great gift idea for any martial artist

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

What is Oshikatsu 推し活？ “Oshikatsu(推し活)” means activity to support own oshi(推し). In this case, “katsu(活)” is an abbreviation for “katsudou(活動)” which means activity.

Japanese Manhole Cover Art from Fuji City. Fuji is a city in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Art depicting Kaguyahime/The bamboo Girl Legend.

Tsuki is a Japanese word for moon or month. It also means Monday, which is Getsuyoubi.

Japan themed art

"Dreaming of Japan" written in Kanji with unique anime-style character against red circle, reminiscent of Japan's flag.

Yanai is a city located in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.

Japanese Manhole form Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Art depicting steam locomotive and cherry blossom.

Tsuchi is a Japanese word for earth or soil. It also means Saturday, which is Doyoubi.

Heiwa is a Japanese word meaning peace or harmony.

Hi or Nichi is a Japanese word for day. It also means Sunday, which is Nichiyoubi.

Hi is a Japanese word for fire. It also means Tuesday, which is Kayoubi.

Kin/Kane is a Japanese word for gold or money. It also means Friday, which is Kinyoubi.

Gesshoku is Lunar Eclipse in Japanese.

Ki/Moku is a Japanese word for tree or wood. It also means Thursday, which is Mokuyoubi.

Nisshoku is Solar Eclipse in Japanese.

黙れ (Damare): "Shut Up" in the Japanese language - Japanese writing.

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Japan themed art

うれしがる (Ureshi garu): "Be happy, be pleased, be glad" in the Japanese language.

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Ai is the Japanese kanji for "love."

Yume is the Japanese kanji for "dream."

Features the Japanese kanji "ocha", which means green tea! Show off your love for Japan's traditional refreshment!

Gratitude in Japanese, written with beautiful calligraphy