White heart shaped thank you so much in kanji heart sticker Japanese says “Kan-sha”. White heart shaped thank you so much in kanji Heart Sticker.
Pink heart shaped thank you so much in kanji heart sticker Japanese says Kan-sha. Pink heart shaped thank you so much in kanji Heart Sticker.
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
[Hiragana] Happy birthday Square Sticker Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.
1 an acknowledgment of appreciation. 2 a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. 3 an expression of gratitude Japanese says kan-sha. Red heart shaped thank you so much in kanji heart sticker
“NO WAR” in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Japanese Kanji on the Russian flag. Protest Russia against a unilateral invasion of Ukraine. NO WAR, нет войны, ні війні, 戦争反対 Sticker
[Hiragana] happy birthday Oval Sticker Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.
Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u. [Hiragana] happy birthday Heart Sticker
[Hiragana] happy birthday Rectangular Sticker Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.
Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u. [Hiragana] happy birthday Star Sticker
[Kanji] strongest Heart Sticker The strongest thing. Japanese says sai-kyo.
[Kanji] strongest Oval Sticker 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.
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. [Kanji] strongest Star Sticker
Ishida Mitsunari flag symbol Classic Round gold Sticker The meaning of this symbol is “If one person serves all people and all people serve one person, the people under the heaven will be happy (yoshi). Ishida Mitsunari was favored by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, then lord of Nagahama Castle, and became his subordinate. After Nobunaga Oda … Read More
[Kanji] strongest Rectangular Sticker 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. Japanese says sai-kyo. [Kanji] strongest Square Sticker
Ishida Mitsunari was favored by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, then lord of Nagahama Castle, and became his subordinate. After Nobunaga Oda died in the Honnoji Incident, Hideyoshi became the ruler of Japan, and Sansei eventually rose to the position of “Five Magistrates” under Hideyoshi. After Hideyoshi’s death, Tokugawa Ieyasu began to make moves to become the … Read More
[Kanji] salt Oval Sticker 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 Star Sticker 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.
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 Square Sticker
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 Classic Round Sticker
[Hiragana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Heart Sticker mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.
[Kana + Kanji] taste of home cooking Oval Sticker 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 Rectangular Sticker mom's home cooking. taste of mom's cooking. food like mom used to make. Japanese says o-fu-ku-ro-no-aji.
[Family Crests] Round shaped morning glory, leaves and vine round sticker Round shaped morning glory, leaves and vine for Kamon. Flower symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family. It’s negative positive inversion.
[Family Crests] A circle with citrus Tachibana Flower Sticker Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. A citrus Tachibana flower over the circle Kamon. note. Tachibana, which is a general term for citrus fruits, has been regarded as an auspicious plant because it is an evergreen plant.
Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. A citrus Tachibana flower over the circle Kamon. note. Tachibana, which is a general term for citrus fruits, has been regarded as an auspicious plant because it is an evergreen plant. [Family Crests] A circle with citrus Tachibana Flowers Sticker
A tin circle inside six morning glories for Kamon. Flower symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family. [Family Crests] A tin circle inside 6 morning glories Sticker
[Family Crests] A tin circle inside 6 morning glories round sticker A tin circle inside six morning glories for Kamon. Flower symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family. It’s negative positive inversion.
Round shaped morning glory, leaves and vine for Kamon. Flower symbol and graphics at old age for Japanese family. [Family Crests] Round shaped morning glory, leaves and vine Sticker