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The anime and manga face of Japan. Embrace the culture of akihabara and wear manga on your shirt !

With a sword in one hand and a ninja warrior spirit. The Ninja is number 1 in Japan.

It's time to get crazy. Seriously ?! Scream out the surprise energy in Tokyo Japan.

The electric town where neon streets and anime will consume your dreams. Reach for the sky. Akihabara. Tshirt with an electric vibe.

Th electric town Akihabara, or in short, "AKIBA". Thee heeart of Tokyo wheree anime and technology meet.

Be victoriuos and celebrate the success in the best Japanese style. Be the best you can be and win. Yatta !

The Shinjuku ward is one of Tokyo's many neighbourhoods. An electric city of neon signs and shops. Lost in the sound of small shops and painted roads. Shinjuku is a Tokyo dream faded memories, in your head.

The design spells out the words "Tokyo" to represent the city of Tokyo, Japan.

Kanpai or Kampai is a way to say cheers ! in Japan. Usually this phrase is used to say cheers when drinking with friends or coworkers.

You must become the sensei !

Unleash the warrior and become the "Tokyo Samurai".

Asakusa is an iconic neighberhood in Tokyo, Japan. It is home to one of the oldest temples in Japan, named Sesoji Temple.

Feel Japan with this shirt. Japan is a beautiful country with a rich and vibrant culture that is vast and complex. Cities that stretch from the east to the west, modern mixed with the old, fast paced yet fixed in time. Japan will find you. Feel the spirit of Japan.

A banana is a yellow fruit.

A poteto or potato is a vegetable.

The electric city. Electronics, anime, manga, backstreets and alleyways of small shops and loud music. Get lost in Akihabara.

Neon on your naked skin, walking in the street of tokyo.

Asuksa is one of the oldest temples in Japan.

Merry Christmas ! and a happy new year !

The word reads "hottodoggu" which is how you say hotdog in Japanese.

The word reads "hottodoggu" which is how you say hotdog in Japanese.

The words on the design says "Japan" or Nippon if translated correctly.

The text on the shirt reads "Nippon" or in English "Japan".