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Heart shaped Many Thanks in 4 languages tags It is one way to express gratitude for something you have done or received. You can then say “Many thanks” to the person you are thanking. There are four different languages of the same type. Other languages(French, Deutsch and Japanese Hiragana), text colors (white, red, blue … Read More

A simple way to say “thank you so much”. There are four different languages of the same type. Other languages(Spanish, French and Japanese Hiragana), text colors (white, red, blue and yellow) and background (marble stone, craft paper and red Japanese paper) are hidden, you can be personalize. Heart shaped Thank you so much in … Read More

A simple way to say thank you. There are several different languages of the same type. Other languages(Spanish, French, German, Japanese Hiragana, Dutch, Swedish, and Portuguese), text colors (black and brown) are hidden, you can be personalize. Heart shaped Thank you in some languages favor tags How to personalize your design Access the site … Read More

Hearts shaped gratitude in kanji which on thank you so much with golden background. This Japanese Kanji and English have identical meanings. Japanese said “Kan-sha”. Heart shaped gratitude in kanji on thank you so much wrapping paper

[Hiragana] merry christmas with flax-leaf pattern Snowflake Pewter Christmas Ornament Used to express good wishes on or before Christmas Day. it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana like calligraphic style. Doesn’t it look like the stars are shining with the traditional Japanese pattern “flax leaf pattern” in the background?

Used to express good wishes on or before Christmas Day. it is literal translation in Japanese hiragana. Doesn’t it look like the stars are shining with the traditional Japanese pattern “Shippo pattern” in the background? [Hiragana] merry christmas with Shippo pattern Ceramic Ball Christmas Ornament

it is literal translation in scripted Japanese Hiragana. The background is a hemp leaf (flax-leaf) pattern, a traditional Japanese pattern. In the past, it is said that newborns were dressed in engraftment with this pattern to pray for good health. Can’t you see it shining? You can change the name, and background color, so … Read More

it is literal translation in scripted Japanese Hiragana. The background is a Japanese traditional pattern of cloisonné, which is an auspicious pattern. Can’t you see it shining? You can change the name, and background color, so please change the name of the recipient. [Hiragana] Happy birthday to Someone with Shippo pattern Ornament

Ingredients and dishes eaten at the place where you were born and raised. Or a dish made by the person who raised it. Japanese says Ko-Kyo-no-Aji or Furu-Sato-no-Aji. [Kanji + Hiragana] flavor of native dishes Paper Plates

無礼者 means an insolent fellow, a rude fellow. When we have a time, we are browsing on the internet. And we find some 無礼者 , illegal and ignorant user. They resale use our brushed contents without permission and didn’t contact us. Japanese calligraphy (brushed work, handwriting Japanese) is creative work, too. We will be … Read More

Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u. [Hiragana] happy birthday Ceramic Tile

[Hiragana] merry christmas Ceramic Ornament Used to express good wishes on or before Christmas Day. it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana like European and American calligraphic style. Doesn’t it look like the stars are shining with the traditional Japanese pattern “flax leaf pattern” in the background?

[Hiragana] merry christmas with Shippo pattern Metal Ornament Used to express good wishes on or before Christmas Day. it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana that likes script letters. Doesn’t it look like the stars are shining with the traditional Japanese pattern “Shippo pattern” in the background?

it is literal translation in scripted Japanese Hiragana. The background is a Japanese traditional pattern of cloisonné, which is an auspicious pattern. Can’t you see it shining? You can change the name, and background color, so please change the name of the recipient. [Hiragana] Happy birthday Cake Topper with flax-leaf pattern

[Hiragana] happy birthday Ceramic Ornament Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.

[Kanji] strongest Plaque Japanese says sai-kyo. A superlative word that expresses “strength.” It is in the strongest state by comparing and competing with others. The strongest thing. A state that is second to none.

[Kanji] strongest Ceramic Ornament A superlative word that expresses “strength.” It is in the strongest state by comparing and competing with others. The strongest thing. A state that is second to none. Japanese says sai-kyo.

[Kanji] Ukraine Drink Coaster Ukrainskaya Sovietskaya Sotsialisticheskaya Respublika. A republic located in the “Horn of Africa” ​​at the eastern end of the African continent. Mogadishu, the capital. It faces the Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east, and borders Ethiopia, Kenya, and Djibouti to the west.

[Kanji] Samurai signboard style with red letter Coaster A Japanese warrior. Now there are no samurais in japan. But Japanese has chivalrous spirit like a Samurai.

[Kanji] vanity Kitchen Towel the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations Japanese says Mu-Jou.

[Kanji] salt Coaster white crystalline form of especially sodium chloride used to season and preserve food. In Japan, sending salt means “dare to help an enemy in a difficult situation” and “seek long-term profits and reasons rather than immediate gains and losses.” Japanese says shio.

[Kanji] vanity Beverage Coaster the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations. Japanese says Mu-Jou.

[Hiragana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Sandstone Coaster mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.

[Hiragana] Happy birthday Coaster Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.

[Hiragana] happy birthday Placemat Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.

[Hiragana] happy birthday Towel Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.

[Kanji] strongest Dinner Plate The strongest thing. Japanese says sai-kyo. A superlative word that expresses “strength.” It is in the strongest state by comparing and competing with others. The strongest thing. A state that is second to none.

[Hiragana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Teapot mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.

[Hiragana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Drink Pitcher mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.

white crystalline form of especially sodium chloride used to season and preserve food. In Japan, sending salt means “dare to help an enemy in a difficult situation” and “seek long-term profits and reasons rather than immediate gains and losses.” Japanese says shio. [Kanji] salt Kitchen Towel