The meaning of this phrase is “I wish you a Happy New Year”. It is an honorific. It is written as a script style. It is written for New Year’s cards regardless of the zodiac signs that change every year. [Hiragana] Happy new year Postcard
[Hiragana] merry christmas with Shippo pattern Paper Plates 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?
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 flax-leaf pattern Paper Plates
[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 a dial of an Japanese Hiragana numeral. Pronunciation symbols are listed. This dial is a Hiragana numeral commonly used in Japan. The number representing the minute is also written in Hiragana in the center. Japan Hiragana style [white face] square wall clock
[Hiragana + Katakana] Sushi Bar T-shirt A restaurant where you can eat sushi made by sushi chefs. In general, conveyor belt sushi does not belong to this category, and the style offered face-to-face with sushi chefs corresponds to this. Even face-to-face, the price range varies from reasonable to high-class, and the common thing is … 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
A restaurant where you can eat sushi made by sushi chefs. In general, conveyor belt sushi does not belong to this category, and the style offered face-to-face with sushi chefs corresponds to this. Even face-to-face, the price range varies from reasonable to high-class, and the common thing is to serve sake as well as … Read More
[Hiragana] fastidiousness T-Shirts Discard the ones you don’t like from many things and select only the ones you like. Japanese calls “e-ri-go-no-mi” in Japanese Hiragana.
Discard the ones you don’t like from many things and select only the ones you like. Japanese calls “e ri go no mi” in Japanese Hiragana. [Hiragana] fastidiousness as white letters T-Shirt
[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?
[Hiragana] happy birthday Ceramic Ornament Japanese says o-ta-n-jo-bi-o-me-de-to-u.
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[Hiragawa] Congratulations on your marriage T-shirt Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”.
[Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage (black letters) T-shirt Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”.
[Hiragana] I love you T-Shirt Japanese says wa-ta-shi-wa-a-na-ta-wo-a-i-shi-te-i-ma-su.
[Hiragana] I love you (red letters) T-Shirt Japanese says wa-ta-shi-wa-a-na-ta-wo-a-i-shi-te-i-ma-su.
Congratulations to the married couple in Japanese Hiragana. This is a hiragana notation of honorifics. Japanese says “go ke k ko n o me de to go za i ma su”. [Hiragana] Congratulations on your marriage (red letters) T-shirt
[Hiragana] I love you Hoodie Japanese says wa-ta-shi-wa-a-na-ta-wo-a-i-shi-te-i-ma-su.
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 Ornament
easy and not involved or complicated.it is literal translation. please check it out! > example products
limpPlease check it out! > example stuff boiling until shapeless or mushy. Japanese calls Gu-Da-Gu-Da in Japanese Hiragana.
boiling until shapeless or mushy. Japanese calls Gu-Da-Gu-Da in Japanese Hiragana. [Hiragana] limp T-Shirt
[hiragana] limp T-Shirt boiling until shapeless or mushy. Japanese calls Gu-Da-Gu-Da in Japanese Hiragana.
Please check it out! > example stuff Japan calls “O mo te na shi”. 平仮名 ひらがな おもてなし
[Hiragana] Manga otaku long sleeves T-Shirt Someone who has high interest and knowledge of manga. It is normal notation to use “お” for the first letter, but in net slang and otaku friends, “を” is written. They are pronounced “o” and “wo” respectively. Each shape is also different.
Someone who has high interest and knowledge of manga. Wrote in Japanese Hiragana. [Hiragana] Manga otaku T-Shirt