Nihongo Pins and Buttons

Description: "I want to become great at Japanese" in Japanese

Description: "日本語でおｋ" (Nihongo de ok) is Japanese internet slang. Meaning "In Japanese is okay", it is used when you don't understand what someone is saying. Wear it if you understand Japanese or are interested in Japan and the Japanese language because 日本語でおk.

Description: しょうがない is one of word of Japanese. It can be phrased in other ways other than "it can't be helped." There are like “what's done is done,” “that's life,” or “unavoidable/unavoidable. It is a convenient word to use. しょうがない is one of word of Japanese. It can be phrased in other ways other than "it can't be helped." There are like “what's done is done,” “that's life,” or “unavoidable/unavoidable. It is a convenient word to use. 致し方なし is almost same meaning with しょうがない. Check it up 致し方なし here >>>https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/66429265-it-cant-be-helped?store_id=474227

Description: As you walk by, the ajisai catch your eye. When you're not there, they continue to stare :) Cute ajisai cartoon t-shirt. Check out other cryptic nihongo shirts to fuel to curiosity :) (This version looks better on dark t-shirts).

Description: Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.

Description: Headphones on, hiragana floating, cherry blossoms falling — full Japanese study mode activated. This kawaii lofi design is for the Japanese learner whose study sessions are basically an anime opening sequence.

Description: A steaming bowl of ramen where the noodles spell out kanji — because in Japan, even the food teaches you the language. The perfect gift for Japanese learners who study best on a full stomach.

Description: Destination: 流暢 (Fluency). Departure: 初級 (Beginner). Seat: VIP. This airline-style Japanese boarding pass is the perfect gift for language learners who treat fluency as the ultimate destination.

Description: 多言語学習中 — Polyglot in Progress. Caution: this person may randomly switch to Japanese at any moment. A bold yellow-and-black warning sign sticker for learners who are a danger to monolingualism.

Description: Training day. The tongue is in the gym lifting kanji dumbbells with a hachimaki on — 頑張れ! This humorous anime-style design is for every Japanese learner who knows that speaking the language is literally a workout.

Description: Let's talk about Anime! Anime wo katarou. It's good conversation starter to find your new anime loving friend. You love anime, you want to talk about anime. You want to show your passion in simple way. This is the design for you!

Description: For everyone who's kept their Japanese streak alive — this kawaii flame owl celebrates 365 days of dedication. The perfect gift for Japanese learners, anime fans, and language app addicts who know the struggle of never breaking the chain.

Description: Hot Water ♨ゆ Yu | Japanese Hiragana Nihongo Language.

Description: 初級, 中級, 上級, 母語 — each floor brings you closer to the top of this futuristic Tokyo tower. A stunning architectural illustration for Japanese learners who see language as the ultimate skyscraper to climb.

Description: Warning: grammar errors will be corrected. This Japanese Grammar Police badge (文法警察) is the perfect gift for the nitpicky Japanese teacher or learner who can't let a particle mistake slide.

Description: 無敵 Muteki / Invincible in Japanese kanji calligraphy

Description: Every Japanese teacher deserves a cape — and this one is made of floating hiragana and kanji. The perfect thank-you gift for the sensei who made language learning magical.

Description: #ashina

Description: 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

Description: Sumimasen "すみません" (Excuse me) in Japanese Hiragana Black すみません - くろ

Description: A samurai silhouette whose armor is built entirely from Japanese vocabulary. Minimalist ink-wash style, red and black — for learners who approach the language with the discipline and spirit of a warrior.

Description: You’re in Japan, and you look like a foreigner, so most Japanese people will avoid you, for fear you will speak to them in English. Cut through the awkwardness with this great shirt, letting everyone know you can speak Japanese… Japanese OK! Trust us, you’ll likely to strike-up some great Japanese conversations with this shirt!

Description: Sumimasen "すみません" (Excuse me) in Japanese Hiragana White すみません - しろ When you bump in to local Japanese this is definitely helpful.

Description: 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, “please tell me what my shirt says”. Best to discuss over drinks with your new Japanese friend!

Description: Funny chocolate mascot with writing in japanese language (katakana, hiragana and kanji) meaning "I love chocolate" (chocoreeto daisuki). Perfect gift for every otaku or just japanese enthusiast.

Description: This design features a Cat Reading a book about Japanese Language, caught in a UFO Abduction beam. Perfect for Japanophile Cat Lovers and Sci-Fi fans who enjoy unique themes.

Description: In the snow he sits. In the water he fish. He is penguin. He has no fin. Cute PENGIN cartoon t-shirt. Check out other cryptic nihongo shirts to fuel your curiosity!

Description: "知りません" means "i don't know"

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Description: #ashina

Description: Japanese Tiger kanji writing red and black

Description: The Japanese character for love, AI

Description: なに？！ - Nani?! japanese manga/comic word

Description: Nihongo Jouzu! 日本語上手！ A classic phrase Japanese learners get from Japanese people. Are you currently studying Japanese? Grab this design today for yourself or your best friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, or relative who is studying Japanese.