Japan Kanji Baseball T-Shirts

"Japan" Kanji (Japanese symbol)

Kyoto (京都 in kanji, キョウト in katagana), Japan, with torii (traditional Japanese gate most commonly found at the entrance of or within a Shinto shrine) background in character stroke.

It means a beautiful natural landscape and the wind that values it.

Kanji Love

It means to train and polish martial arts without touching many battles.

Goku's kanji, pronounced Go (meaning "wisdom" or "enlightenment")

Happiness Kanji

Hokkaido (北海道 in kanji, ホッカイドウ in katagana), Japan, with Hokkaido signature flower field in character stroke.

Japan kanji

Tokyo (東京 in kanji, トウキョウ in katagana), Japan, with red autumn leaf texture in character stroke.

義, Gi (ぎ), meaning "Righteousness/Justice" in Japanese.

Nasa logo in Kanji :) the word is "space".

Japanese Flag with Japan Kanji

Osaka (大阪 in kanji, オオサカ in katagana), Japan, with traditional wooden backdrop texture in character stroke.

Nismo Kanji

This literally says "Random Text" in Japanese.

Kobe (神戸 in kanji, コウベ in katagana), Japan, with traditional Japanese armor texture in character stroke.

Sapporo (札幌 in kanji, サッポロ in katagana), Japan, with lavender flower field in character stroke.

Bravery Kanji Graffiti

Show your appreciation for that bitter-y beverage brewed in Japan with this typographic shirt.

this is japan

I hope you like it!!!!

best team in the Kaiju Baseball League.

Nara (奈良 in kanji, ナラ in katagana), Japan, with sakura flower in character stroke.

"I Love Japan" with "I" and "Japan" in Kanji.

Mazinger Infinity Movie Version.

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Shogun (将軍 in Japanese kanji) in calligraphy writing style. Shogun was the title of the military dictators of Japan during most of the period spanning from 1185 to 1868.

Here comes Supaidaman!

It was popular in urban areas such as Edo and Kyoto. Those who like runaways, run gaudyly, and run into actions that deviate from common sense.

Okinawa (沖縄 in kanji, オキナワ in katagana), Japan, with crystal clear ocean in character stroke.

Tokyo Kanji Hot Pink

嵐, "Arashi" in Japanese, and "Ran" in Chinese, meaning "Storm", in calligraphy Style.

Bushido Kanji White

Japan Kanji Logo