Japanese Idiom Cards
Description: Embrace the wisdom of Japanese proverbs with this item, featuring the idiom in both kanji and hiragana! Great for language lovers, Japanese culture enthusiasts, or anyone who lives by the power of early action!
Japanese Idiom Kanji Hiragana The Early Bird Gets The Worm Card
by Gaila
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Description: 七転八起 Japanese idiom / Seven times fall down, eight times get up.“七転” means “Seven times fall down.” “八起” means “Eight times get up.”Life is full of ups and downs, that is \” If you fall down to ground 7 times, after that get up at 8th times.
七転八起 Japanese idiom / Seven times fall down, eight times get up. Card
by MojiMoji
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fall down seven times get up eight - Japanese proverb - white text Card
by NotesNwords
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Description: 猫の手も借りたい (neko no te mo karitai) I want to borrow a cat's hand. Meaning: so busy there are not enough hours in the day; lit. to want to borrow even the paw of a cat
I want to borrow a cat's hand 猫の手も借りたい (neko no te mo karitai) Card
by EGGnTEDDY
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Description: 不撓不屈 Japanese writing with kanji calligraphy and beautiful crane illustration. Never give up and never surrender that is unyielding split that is never say “I am surrender” spirit when meet across strong enemy or many difficulties. Strenuous effort that there is a will, there is a way, and never give up.
Description: Celebrate Demon Slayer with Chototsu Moushin Inosuke Hashibira. Perfect for anime fans, manga lovers, and Japanese culture enthusiasts. Featuring the complete text Ichi Chototsu Moushin San.
Chototsu Moushin Demon Slayer Inosuke Anime Fan Card
by Sunny Rays Studio
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Description: “Mono no aware” is a Japanese idiom from the Heian period. It is an awareness of the impermanence of things, a reality of all things in this world. My inspiration for this work is from a story I read about the Samurai Minamoto Yoshitsune. The Koi in this design were from a long stalled work in progress, so now the impermanence of one design is born into another.
Description: 一期一会 Ichigo Ichie. It is Japanese idiom which means once-in-a lifetime opportunity or meeting. “一期” means “One’s own life.” “一会” means “Only one chance.” A special and unique only one occasion to meet across in one’s own life from birth to death.
一期一会 Ichigo Ichie / Japanese idiom "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" Card
by MojiMoji
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Description: 不撓不屈 Japanese idiom with kanji calligraphy and beautiful crane illustration. Never give up and never surrender that is unyielding split that is never say “I am surrender” spirit when meet across strong enemy or many difficulties. Strenuous effort that there is a will, there is a way, and never give up.
Description: Taiki Bansei 大器晩成 which means "great talents mature late" in Japanese. “大器” means “A person of great caliber.” “晩成” means “Grow late.”A person of great caliber matures late like making big pot or big vessel is difficult to make fast compare with small pot. It needs a long time compare with small teacup or rice bowl. So great talents are slow in maturing compare with ordinary person.
Taiki Bansei 大器晩成 Japanese writing / Great talents mature late Card
by MojiMoji
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Description: 七転八起 Japanese idiom / Seven times fall down, eight times get up.“七転” means “Seven times fall down.” “八起” means “Eight times get up.”Life is full of ups and downs, that is \” If you fall down to ground 7 times, after that get up at 8th times.
Fall seven times, stand up eight. 七転八起 Japanese proverb Card
by MojiMoji
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Description: 不撓不屈 / Never give up never surrender / Japanese writing with beautiful calligraphy. Never give up and never surrender that is unyielding split that is never say “I am surrender” spirit when meet across strong enemy or many difficulties. Strenuous effort that there is a will, there is a way, and never give up.
不撓不屈 / Never give up never surrender / Japanese writing Card
by MojiMoji
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Fall Down Seven Times Get Up Eight - Motivational Saying Card
by GagaPDS
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Description: 一期一会 is a Japanese proverb and four-character idiom originating from the tea ceremony. When attending a tea ceremony, both the host and the guest should be mindful that the occasion is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter that will never be repeated, and both should be prepared to give their sincerity to each other.
一期一会 -It should be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity- Card
by Atelier Jasmineアトリエ茉莉
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Description: This is one of Japanese idiom. The meaning is "Laughing brings luck and happiness to us".
Happiness will come to the home of those who smile 笑う門には福来たる Card
by Atelier Jasmineアトリエ茉莉
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