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Sunday, April 15, 2007

Japanese symbols of "Monster debut"

If you are intersted in a baseball and watching Major league in U.S, you might know that there was a game last week between redsox and seattle.
There were 2 Japanese baseball players - Matuzaka and Ichiro.

Those two Japanese baseball players have been very popular in Japan, and many Japanese people were glued to the TV last week in Japan.

Apparently, Matuzaka was on a newspaper with the Japanese title like the following Japanese symbols.

This is the Japanese symbols, wchich describe Mastuzaka as a monster.
In Japanese, those Japanese symbols mean "Monster come out" or "Monster debut", and they are called "Kai Jyu De byu"

The first 2 Japanese symbols are kanji, and the last 3 symbols are katakana.

But, Matui hideki is also described almost similar.
He was described as Gozilla.

Labels: Japanese symbols, kanji, Katakana

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