Nihongo Stickers

This means "no" in Japanese. I wanted to make something playful that also had that VHS tape intro vibe to it.

Text translates to "Don't Give up" in English

HELLO MY NAME IS Whatever you want it to be

HELLO MY NAME IS Whatever you want it to be

トランプ 2024

A dedication to my home country, Japan!

Amidst the delicate embrace of blooming sakura petals, a resolute samurai stands as the epitome of honor and courage, embodying the timeless spirit of Bushido beneath the ephemeral beauty of the cherry blossoms.

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hatarakitakunai = I don't want to work in Japanese Funny gift idea for neet hikikmori person!

hatarakitakunai = I don't want to work in Japanese Funny gift idea for neet hikikmori person!

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HEY YO they call me Whatever they want

Cat person in Japanese! Show your love of cat and Japanese at a same time.

Hello in Japanese white writing konnichiwa こんにちは

The Invisible Man!

King of Kaijus

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

GRREATTT AND CLASSIC DESIGN OF KENJI BENTO STORE. CHECK OTHERS MODELS IN OUR STORE TEEPUBLIC AND REDBUBBLE. SHIPS AROUND THE WORLD!

cute, cat, neko, pastel, japan, japanse, vaporwave, nihongo, nihon, colorful, aesthetic, flowers,日本

すばらしい translates to Great, Wonderful, Fantastic

Cherry blossom sakura t-shirt design in pink sping flower time in Japan. Kawaii!

Hyde from laruku. Imajinfactory//2017

The Japanese word Decoboco (or Dekoboko) means Bumpy/Uneven/Rough/Rugged/Irregular. It's written in Kanji as 凸凹. Wear this if you are a Kanji otaku or buy it as a gift for your favorite Japan enthusiast because no other word looks this cool.

The Japanese word Decoboco (or Dekoboko) means Bumpy/Uneven/Rough/Rugged/Irregular. It's written in Kanji as 凸凹. Wear this if you are a Kanji otaku or buy it as a gift for your favorite Japan enthusiast because no other word looks this cool.

nihongo, nihon, colorful, aesthetic

Miyamoto Musashi, a renowned swordsman of Japan's Sengoku era, excelled in dual-wielding and is celebrated for his mastery and artistic prowess. Enjoy the essence through the brush art of a master calligrapher.

The next time you want to answer someone in the negative, simply point to this and teach them some hiragana at the same time!

Miyamoto Musashi, a renowned swordsman of Japan's Sengoku era, excelled in dual-wielding and is celebrated for his mastery and artistic prowess. Enjoy the essence through the brush art of a master calligrapher.

One of the most common signs you'll see if you like nightlife or fashion in Tokyo. This sign indicates the Shibuya stop on Tokyo's famed Yamanote train line.

Show off your love of Japanese culture with this awesome design!

FUTSUKAYOI, literally “second day drunk” is a great shirt to let everyone around you know you had a bit too much to drink last night… they may want to stay away, keep the lights low, not make any loud noises, sudden movements, etc. Wear it with pride, you earned it by poisoning your body with alcohol! Now get yourself some ramen and a nap, you’ll feel better by tonight so you can do it all again!

English ability is great EIGO JOZU means “English language skills are great”. Maybe you wear it to let others know your English is great. Maybe you point at the shirt and then other Japanese people you hear using Katakana words like banana (pronounced banana in Japanese). Maybe you teach English and want to let your students know you’re gonna take good care of their English language education. Don’t be shy, your English is great in this fun shirt.

Japanese Rasta ラスタ Nihongo Language. Green, Gold (Yellow) & Red Flag Colors.

Shout out who you are in Japanese!

ほっといて hottoite leave me alone in Japanese

Japanese language master red panda art.