Fuji San Kids T-Shirts

Mount Fuji and Torii

Mount Fuji

minimalist Fuji San T-shirt design, a serene homage to Japan's iconic Mount Fuji. This clean and understated tee features the silhouette of Mount Fuji, beautifully accompanied by the Japanese characters '富士山 日本' (Fuji San Nihon), which means 'Mount Fuji Japan' in Japanese. It's a simple yet powerful way to pay tribute to this natural wonder and Japan's rich heritage. Whether you're an admirer of Japanese culture, a traveler, or simply appreciate minimalist design, this tee effortlessly blends tradition and tranquility. Elevate your style with this timeless and evocative piece that captures the essence of Japan.

Mt Fuji Pixel Art

Birb-san is a girl finch aspiring to be a seasoned, well-respected Japanese lady.

Mount Fuji Red Sunset

I have to visit Mount Fuji sometime soon!

Designs based on ancient Japanese art with a zen spirit and certain abstract elements.

Graphic design featuring world landmarks

Strutting into the week like a Japanese style sensation!

Replica of Nadeshiko's T-Shirt design. CMYK-ready for best print quality. Available in dark print as well here https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/34671072-nadeshikos-mount-fuji-is-love

Japan and Mount Fujiyama

Japanese Proverbs 花鳥風月 (kachou fuugetsu) English Translation: “The beauties of nature.” This one is really interesting. The kanji each represent one beautiful aspect of nature: 花: “Flower” 鳥: “Bird” 風: “Wind” 月: *Moon” But together, it represents the beauty of everything around us. It serves as a reminder to enjoy the great outdoors.

Mount Fuji Japan

Replica of Nadeshiko's T-Shirt design. CMYK-ready for best print quality. Available in light print as well here https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/34670930-nadeshikos-mount-fuji-is-love?store_id=189644

Japanese-inspired design, Ukiyo-e style

Mount fuji travel shirt with monster geisha.

Ukiyo (floating, fleeting or transient world) describes the urban lifestyle, especially the pleasure-seeking aspects of the Edo-period Japan. Buy this cool Ukiyo-e Design as a present or christmas gift for manga fans.

Hokusai was a Japanese artist and printmaker during the Edo period (1603-1868). He is most known for his iconic series of prints called "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" which featured the mountain from various perspectives and seasons. He was fascinated by Mount Fuji's natural beauty and the way it symbolized the spiritual and cultural significance of Japan. He also believed that the mountain's majestic shape and size represented the ultimate challenge for an artist to capture on paper. Hokusai's series of prints helped to popularize Mount Fuji and its beauty, and it continues to be a popular subject in art and culture today.

Torii with sun and mont fuji

What's more beautiful than a road to Mt. Fuji in the spring? I thought I'd paint exactly that.

The Great Wave of Kanagawa - Hokusai Katsushika

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ The golden grains along the lake were really quite lush and intriguing. They stood taller than me, reaching almost to the top of the mountain.

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ This first one is based on my favorite moment. We woke up to a perfectly clear view and immediately took the bus to the other side of the lake. We were rewarded with this magnificent view just as the clouds were perfectly surrounding the mountain and golden waves of grass waved in the wind. The lake was still, save for a slight warm breeze, hinting at the hot day to come!

Zen Garden Consonance: A fusion of Japanese aesthetics and otaku contemplation.

fujiyama

Paddleboats Tied to Wooden Pier in Early Morning Light Mount Fuji in the background. Shot on Porta 400 film stock.

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ On a day when it is really clear you can see the very peak of Mount Fuji in perfect detail. The trails leading up to the summit call to me, but since it was September they were closed. The climbing season lasts for only a couple short months, before the weather gets too dangerous for hiking. I think next time I'll try to reach the top.

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ Walking along the lake you can spot dozens of boats lying empty and unused. I wondered how much trouble we would be in if we just borrowed one for an hour or two? In general, seeing people leave their bikes (and boats) unlocked was quite a stark difference to life in New York.

Samurai, crane and Fujiyama

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Japan Travel Club Noir

Happy New Year in Japanese Kingashinnen:)

On my recent trip to Japan I was extremely inspired by the majesty of Mount Fuji! I decided to do "31 Views of Mt. Fuji" as my theme for this year's Inktober. All the paintings are done with Sumi Ink and are based on my photos that I took while in Japan ^-^ When we were landing in Tokyo, Japan, I spotted something amazing on the horizon. The tall lonely peak of Mount Fuji rising right over the first layer of clouds. I was awestruck, and then I felt a tinge of cold dread... would the weather even be clear enough to even see the mountain up close?

Cherry blossoms and mountains landscape, ukiyo e style digital artwork.

the great wave at night with engravings style