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Sunday, October 21, 2007

FREE Japanese kanji symbols: Respect

Today's FREE Japanese symbol is respect.
It is written in kanji script.
As you might know, there are 3 different Japanese scripts called:

1. Kanji
2. Katakana
3. Hiragana

Normally, when we write "respect" in Japanese, we use kanji symbols.
Here it is



In Japanese, we call it "Son kei".
However, as you might know, there are different ways to write the same word in Japanese, and it really depends on context.
So you need to be carefull when using the Japanese kanji symbols, especially for tattoo design.

Labels: FREE, Japan, Japanese symbols, kanji, language

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Sunday, March 11, 2007

Japanese phrase symbols - Fu Rin Ka Zan - Learn Samurai

In Japan, there is a TV program to learn the Japanese history especially about Samurai people who have left a great name befind her.
This Japanese TV program is Tai Ga Drama, and runs for about 1 year!
Tai ga literally means Big river, by the way.

This year, we have the Tai ga drama about the Samurai whose name is Yamamoto Kansuke.
This drama is about his story and it is called "Fu Rin Ka Zan".

Here is the Japanese symbols of the phrase.
They are all written in kanji symbols.



The first kanji symbol means Wind,
the second kanji symbol means wood,
the third kanji symbol means fire,
and the kast kanji symbol means mountain in Japanese.

Take a look at the website of Fu rin Ka Zan.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/taiga/

You can also watch the preview of today's story.

Labels: Japan, Japanese history, Japanese symbols, kanji, phrase, samurai

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