Japan Tank Tops

Dragon head

a childhood handheld video game with the main character

Coming right from Japan, this Ice cream will bring you an ancient freshness.

Kawaii Vending Machine - Illustrated by Lucia Petrucci (Monsters in my head)

祭 (Matsuri), meaning “Festival”, this type of design is often used in Japanese Festival celebration, which people wearing the cloth with “Matsuri” kanji on it. This the the Red background version, another color that commonly use together with this design is Blue color.

rest little soul

For Kenshin fans :)

Vegeta Saiyan Sports Design

Rep Japan's #1 convenience store Lawson Station on a hoodie, t-shirt, sticker, or mug!

This is the kamon of Date clan, “Take ni Suzume”, meaning “sparrows in bamboo”, color version from the game Total War: Shogun 2.

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Ninja Shinobi meditation kanji

We don't carry weapos - we ARE weapons!

Digital line drawings of different origamis

City Monster Design. Inspired by Kaijus movies.

Cosmic Taijutsu

Honda S2000

Japanese Metal Samurai Death Totem Design

Giant Robots are the best thing ever!

Pink Warrior

Exclusive design of kamen rider 001 just for you

ghost in the shell

A tribute to the film Seven Samurai.

inspired by manga

I love sushi!

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A tasty meal prepared for a cat who loves your job at Izakanyaa!! Thats the tee you need!

Nothing beats a fresh jelly donut!

City pop is a genre of Japanese music that was popular in the 1980s and featured a “cosmopolitan” image that appealed to those who benefited from the so-called post-war “economic miracle,” an economic boom that took place in Japan between the end of World War II and the Cold War. City pop can sound like anything from soft, album-oriented rock to sophisticated boogie disco, yet the term is often used in a narrow sense in Japan.

Cat Kami Sama Ramen Japan T Shirt

"Dreaming of Japan" written in Kanji with unique anime-style character against red circle, reminiscent of Japan's flag.

Japan Shinto Shrine Torii Gate Symbol

Fearless Samurai Warrior

Benzaiten (Goddess of Music and Good Fortune) Seated on a White Dragon, created 1832 by Aoigaoka Keisei. Benzaiten is a Japanese Buddhist goddess, who originated from the Hindu goddess Saraswati. Referred to as Sarasvatî Devî in Sanskrit (meaning "Goddess Saraswati"), Benzaiten is the goddess of everything that flows: water, time, words, speech, eloquence, music and by extension, knowledge. Depicted here playing a musical instrument.

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