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In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese says Aku, Waru. [Kanji] wickedness Button

[Kanji] wickedness (red text) Button
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[Kanji] wickedness (red text) Button In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese calls “Aku”, “Waru”. It’s old Kanji character.

[Kanji] Bad, Wickedness T-Shirt
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[Kanji] Bad, Wickedness T-Shirt In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese says Aku, Waru. Also it’s old style Kanji.

[Kanji] Bad, Wickedness (red text) T-Shirt
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In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese says Aku, Waru. It’s old kanji character. [Kanji] Bad, Wickedness (red text) T-Shirt

[Kanji] bad news traveling fast. T-Shirt
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Bad reputations and rumors are that even if it’s a thousand miles away, it’s instantly known. Japanese says “Aku-Ji-Sen-Ri”. [Kanji] bad news traveling fast.T-Shirt

[Kanji] wickedness (red text) Classic Round Sticker
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Japanese calls “Aku”, “Waru”. It’s old Kanji character. In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. [Kanji] wickedness (red text) Classic Round Sticker

[Kanji] bad news traveling fast Hoodie
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[Kanji] bad news traveling fast. Hoodie Bad reputations and rumors are that even if it’s a thousand miles away, it’s instantly known. Japanese says “Aku-Ji-Sen-Ri”.

[Kanji] wickedness Classic Round Sticker
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[Kanji] wickedness Classic Round Sticker In a general sense, it is the opposite or lack of good. It can be a very broad concept, but in everyday use it often expresses deep wickedness in a narrower range. Japanese calls “Aku”, “Waru”. It’s old Kanji character.