Katakana Merch

Description: Katakana

Description: Katakana Chart - Japanese Alphabet Learning Chart - White

Description: The kanji on the left is watahi for I and on the right is the katakana reading if noodle. I heart noodle!

Description: As I can imagine, a lot of you have too many black shirts. Here's a shirt that doesn't just look good in black For those of you who can't read it Katakana, here's the translation to Romaji: ツンデレ(Tsundere), ダンデレ(Dandere), クーデレ(Kuudere), ヤンデレ(Yandere)

Description: Katakana Chart - Japanese Alphabet Learning Chart - Black

Description: JAPANESE ALPHABETS: an educational design for native speakers or foreign language course and history students who love their food and making joke and HUMOR, sharing funny sayings, or having fun learning with their school, college or university activities

Description: Cop now this new series of classic pro wrestlers katakana edition, simple yet very catchy and appealing and it is highly recommend to use black or dark colored shirt.

Description: katakana phrase

Description: Katakana character spells "Dodgers". The graphic offers a vintage look.

Description: Cute little four leaf clover. Katakana reads "lucky".

Description: Text reads "Kitsune"

Description: What can I say? I like Japanese flavor text — and if you like it, too, this is undoubtedly the T-shirt for you.

Description: This literally says "Random Text" in Japanese.

Description: Send Nudes in Katakana

Description: A digitally rendered portrait of a muscular male figure with a striking, colorful style. The figure is shirtless, showcasing defined abs and chest. Red Katakana text is positioned vertically on the left side against a black background. The figure's face has distinctive blue and yellow markings around the eyes and cheeks.

Description: LA Baseball

Description: Hadouuuuuuken!

Description: Grab now this Katakana pro wrestlers series, highly recommended to use use black and dark colored fabric to stand out the design.

Description: 常にトップにある

Description: Tsundere written in katakana, version #3

Description: A reproduction of a Japanese cassette sleeve for the classic 1977 Steely Dan album AJA

Description: The name Luke written in Japanese Katakana. Foreign names are written phonetically in Japanese, using Katakana. Japanese has fewer sounds than English, so the translation for your name in Katakana may not be exact, but it's the nearest it can be translated to.

Description: Tugboat, another popular wrestler during classic wrestling era. A simple katakana shirt and a good addition to your classic wrestling tees.

Description: ガムはやっぱりロッテです。

Description: For Joy Division Fan

Description: Steel Power Man

Description: STRAIGHT OUTTA AUSTIN, MIYAGI-KEN

Description: David Lynch -------- Aesthetic Illustration Art

Description: Japan's super cool heavy metal bass player, Hettsu, with her name in katakana. The Bass player is a great inclusion to the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Dynamic Japanese heavy metal drummer, Chika, with her name in orange katakana. She is part of the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Japan's brilliant heavy metal guitarist songwriter, Matsuri, with her name in katakana. She takes a deserving place in the Women Who Rock series by Stencil Menace artist, Sally Strange.

Description: Los Angeles baseball design featuring Dodgers in Japanese katakana with number 17 in distressed blue-and-red lettering.

Description: Katakana Send Nudes text | Japanese

Description: Japanese katakana lettering and a bold number bring a spirited baseball feel to this clean, vintage-inspired graphic. A fun pick for fans of Japanese typography and the game.

Description: Give some love to iconic Japanese monster with our cute Godzilla T-shirt. Multicolor print including blue Godzilla/kaiju graphics, Japanese words and English title “KING OF THE MONSTERS. TOKYO – JAPAN”. Perfect gift for enthusiasts of classic monster horrors, prehistoric beasts and Japanese culture. Ideal for everyday use and special occasions – fan conventions, theme parties or… Netflix session with monster movies. Godzilla (Gojira) stands as a most popular Japanese monster. Symbol of power, destruction and fate or an unexpected source of help – depending on monster’s attitude. Also a highly popular pop icon, especially loved by enthusiasts of big screen and big monsters.