Romaji T-Shirts

SOS "Help" with Japanese Hiragana "助けてください" Romaji = Tasukete kudasai (Please help) - White SOS "たすけて" と 日本語ひらがな "助けてください" - しろ

SOS "Help" with Japanese Hiragana "助けてください" Romaji = Tasukete kudasai (Please help) - Black SOS "たすけて" と 日本語ひらがな "助けてください" - くろ

The title text for Appare Ranman! plus the romaji text in case you don't want to be so conspicuous!

If you love TAKOYAKI as much as we do, you’ll love this shirt! It also acts as a great conversation starter… one of our favorite Japanese brain teasers is to ask Japanese people why takoyaki is only made with octopus (tako), and not any other kind of food… ask them, “wouldn’t it also be great with chicken, or beef inside?” No one knows why it is only tako… but it’s still delicious!

RAMEN! Ramen is to Japanese people like Pizza is to Americans, awesome! So many kinds, so many styles and toppings… everyone has their favorite ramen shop… wear this shirt and you’ll most likely get lots of recommendations! Get eating with this great shirt!

NAKAMA (FRIEND) - ROMAJI JAPANESE WORD

There will be another train shortly. No need to cram in here. No seriously. That's my foot! Nevermind. We’ve all been standing in the door of the crowded train when more people back-up into you and try to push you further into the mess of smelly office workers. Save your space and your sanity with this extremely useful shirt… you’ll get that coveted space next to the door to yourself, no pushing needed!

take it easy hippo

どういたしまして。 (Dōitashimashite): You're welcome, don't mention it, not at all, my pleasure in the Japanese language.

素晴らしい (Subarashī): Amazing, wonderful, excellent, fine, superb, awesome in the Japanese language.

Watashi Wa Tabemono Ga Daisuki - (I Love Food) In Japanese - Romaji Japanese Phrase

Watashi Wa Hon O​​ Yomu No Ga Daisuki - (I Love To Read Books) In Japanese - Romaji Japanese Phrase

Utsukushii (Beautiful) - Japanese Word - Red Rectangle T-shirts, Stickers, And More Products.

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“Shipaishita!” I was wrong, I failed, I messed-up. Maybe you did, maybe you didn’t… but this shirt is a great way to start a conversation with random Japanese people… and who doesn’t love a person not too proud to publicly shame themselves!?

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We all love them, little chicken meatballs on sticks, grilled over an open flame to perfection. With salt or sauce, everyone loves TSUKUNE! I’m getting hungry just thinking about YAKITORI!

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Add some style to your wardrobe with this Kawaii/cute Fontaine Exclusive design or give it as the perfect gift!

Sometimes you’re awake and being productive, but you’re not happy about it… you just want to go back to bed. Tell everyone you’re in no mood for their crap with this awesome shirt. Then get some much needed sleep, you deserve it!

The Japanese language can be confusing, especially when you’re drinking alcohol… this shirt to the rescue! Forget all your important ordering requests when you can just point to your shirt! Not only will you get the service you need, but you’re sure to have the envy of all the Japanese people who see you… time to get a drink for them too! Wear and point!

YOPPARAI! Start your day having fun with this great shirt. Drunk or not, you’re sure to get some jealous smiles, and laughs from random Japanese people you pass. A great conversation starter indeed… get your drink on, and get YOPPARAI! Please drink responsibly : )

“Tanoshii”, simply means “fun”, so it’s up to the reader to decide if you’re fun, you’re having fun, the shirt is fun, or some combination of the three. Sure to get random Japanese people curious… what’s tanoshii!? Wear this shirt and stay fun!

YOPPARAI! Start your day having fun with this great shirt. Drunk or not, you’re sure to get some jealous smiles, and laughs from random Japanese people you pass. A great conversation starter indeed… get your drink on, and get YOPPARAI! Please drink responsibly : )

Created out of necessity, this shirt is a must for anyone planning a trip to Japan. Natto, the slimy fermented soy beans that smell like a dead foot inside a sweaty sock is a taste few foreigners (and even many Japanese people) like. To avoid this culinary landmine, wear this shirt and let everyone know you want to avoid what the Japanese will all tell you is extremely healthy and good for you. Tell them running 5 kilometers each day is also good for you, but no one does that! Say no to Natto!

You're dog tired and the gentle rhythm of the train is rocking you to sleep like newborn babe. Use this shirt to insure you don't miss your stop! #Yamanotenapping

“Shipaishita!” I was wrong, I failed, I messed-up. Maybe you did, maybe you didn’t… but this shirt is a great way to start a conversation with random Japanese people… and who doesn’t love a person not too proud to publicly shame themselves!?

What better way to start a conversation with some random Japanese people than wearing this shirt!? Laughter and awesomeness are sure to ensue when you ask someone what your shirt says… because your shirt says, “I don’t know what my shirt says”. Not since Abbott and Costello has such cleverness been made public. Best to discuss over drinks with your new Japanese friend!

Juicy pieces of chicken with sweet green onion in between, hell yes! Skewered then grilled to perfection over an open flame… you gotta get this shirt if you love Yakitori! I like mine with some shichimi!

Planning to travel in Japan to a place you’ve never been before? Are you nervous because your Japanese ability may not be enough to make the plan easy… this shirt to the rescue! The amazing hospitality of the Japanese is world famous… and you’ll see such hospitality when you wear this shirt. Stand in the street looking confused, point at this shirt and someone will come by to help… try it!

Planning to travel in Japan to a place you’ve never been before? Are you nervous because your Japanese ability may not be enough to make the plan easy… this shirt to the rescue! The amazing hospitality of the Japanese is world famous… and you’ll see such hospitality when you wear this shirt. Stand in the street looking confused, point at this shirt and someone will come by to help… try it!

“Tanoshii”, simply means “fun”, so it’s up to the reader to decide if you’re fun, you’re having fun, the shirt is fun, or some combination of the three. Sure to get random Japanese people curious… what’s tanoshii!? Wear this shirt and stay fun!

We call it “sake”, but that actually means “alcohol” in Japan. The Japanese call is “Nihonshu”. No matter what you call it, sipping glorious rice wine out of tiny cups with friends cannot be beat. Let everyone know you’re a lover of nihonshu with this great shirt. It will get the conversation started, and you’re sure to hear about some great nihonshu brands you should try!

Sometimes getting out of bed is the battle of the year… let everyone know you accomplished this monumental task by declaring you did wake up! Wear this shirt with pride… you did it, you got out of bed!

“kowakunai” is the best way to let Japanese people know you’re not a scary person… you want to interact with others! Sure to get some conversations started, wear this shirt and meet some other nice people!

“Ake ome koto yoro” is casual/friendly shorthand for AKEmashita OMEdetou (Happy New Year) KOTOshi mou YOROshiku onegaishimasu (please act favorably towards me this year). Japanese say it just after the first of the new year, but you’re sure to turn heads wearing this cool shirt all year long!