Nippon Hoodies

Love Japan, Banzai ~ I Heart [Love] Nippon.

Love Japan, Banzai ~ I Heart [Love] Nippon.

Love Japan, Banzai ~ I Heart [Love] Nippon.

Yin Yang carp

Celebrate all of the best characters of the Nippon Marathon by these super cute stickers! Don't worry, we've included some fruit to trip up your opponents. Just try not to trip up Wedy, she doesn't like it.

GUNNM chrysanthemum

Light Pink Coffee In Japan.

Glory of the old PS1 days!

japanese daruma doll for luck

Love Japan, Banzai ~ I Heart [Love] Nippon.

Enjoy a coffee on Godzilla Kaiju Cafe

Dual Color Coffee In Japan

akira

Everyone's favourite yellow (or orange) bellied lobster, J DARWIN

It's everyone's favourite journalist, Wedy Jones!

The flag of the Rising Sun for the land of the rising sun, Japan. Buy it for your weeb friend so he can sate his japanophilia in a more ballsy, high testosterone way than hugging his waifu body pilliow. BANZAI!

Light Blue Coffee In Japan.

Turqred Coffee In Japan

“Kajiwara Genda Kagesue for Umegae” by the master japanese ukiyo-e artist, Utagawa Kuniyoshi.

Is that you? Zenbei? Or is it Xen Bae?

Boeing B737 All Nippon Airlines

Kitsune bei Kirschbaum

Mila and Shiro collection

TR Nippon Tshirt

A geisha with her umbrella, for all the lover of Japanese traditions

"Triad Coffee In Japan" illustration by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis. Perfect coffee shirts and art gift ideas for coffee lovers. Inspired by Japanese symbols, culture, and the iconic Japanese artist Hokusai Katsushika's famous waves.

He's orange, he's determined, and at only 143 kcal per 100g he's lean too!

Who doesn't love Elizabeth Nishibori? Support the Narwhal enthusiast with this love-able tee

Nippon Love Heart Flag

good afternoon

Celebrate the Nippon Marathon with this face mask!

Nishibori is not a unicorn. I repeat, Nishibori is not a unicorn. She is a narwhal. A NARWHAL, YOU HEAR ME?!?

On August 31, midway through the 1937 fall season, Dai Tokyo changed its name to the Lion Baseball Club when it was acquired by Komajiro Tamura, with sponsorship by Lion Toothpaste. Late in the 1940 season, the Japan Baseball League outlawed English nicknames (due to rising tensions with the West). Owner Tamura refused to change the team's name, insisting that "Lion" is Japanese (In actuality, he wanted to honor the team's sponsorship contract with the Lion Corporation.)

Tokyo Tower at night

Torii traditional Japanese design. Kanji: in Red : 鳥居 : Torii in Blue : 灯籠 : Tōrō : lantern on the Torii plate : 稲荷神 : Inarikami : God Inari

Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters