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Description: 順風満帆 is one of Japanese idiom. Its means "Smooth-sailing" in Japanese. Pronunciation is "jun-pu-man-pan."

Description: 合縁奇縁 is one of Japanese idiom. It means "In human relationships, there are people who get along well with each other and people who don't, and this is due to a mysterious connection."

Description: 海老で鯛を釣る is one of Japanese idiom. It's means "A small gift brings often a great reward" or "Throw a sprat to catch a whale." Literally, it means "Throw a sprat to catch a sea bream."

Description: 一を聞いて十を知る is "Hearing a little is enough to understand the whole" in Japanese. This is an example of wisdom and insight, being able to understand the whole of something by only hearing a part of it.

Description: 愛 means "love" in Japanese.

Description: 一を聞いて十を知る is "Hearing a little is enough to understand the whole" in Japanese. This is an example of wisdom and insight, being able to understand the whole of something by only hearing a part of it.

Description: I applied kanji to the name Abel. 有 means "to exist," and "to have," 巴 is a traditional Japanese pattern shaped like a comma or magatama, and 柳 means "willow" in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to the name Eve. 泉 means, "spring," and "(figuratively) the source from which something comes," and 踊 means "dance" in Japanese. Normally, there is no pronunciation in Japanese that corresponds to V, so a kanji with a similar pronunciation is used instead.

Description: I applied kanji to the name Bob. 茂 means "Rich and beautiful," "Vibrant," and "Excellent in talent and virtue," and 生 means "To be alive," "pure," and "to be born," in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to the name of Andrew. 案 means "ideas" and "plans," 努 means "effort," and 柳 means "willow" in Japanese. Willow trees are used to ward off evil spirits and seal off evil spirits, and are considered a sacred tree that wards off evil spirits.

Description: I applied kanji to the name Harry. 張 means "to string a bow," "to draw the bow tight," "to stretch it out without slack," "to make it wider," and "to spread it out," and 偉 means "exceptionally excellent" and "large and magnificent" in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to the name of Joseph. 助 means "help," 聖 means "a person who is highly educated and respected," "saint," and "holy," and 風 means "wind" in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to the name Gabriel. The meaning of 雅 "elegant," and "legitimate," *鰤 is yellowtails that is one of an auspicious fish in Japan. 得 means to acquire, to make something your own, to understand, or to realize. *The yellowtails are called "shusse-uo" (fish that grows with age) and are considered to be auspicious fish. Shusse-uo is a fish whose name changes many times as it grows from a young fish to an adult. In the old days in Japan, it was customary to change one's name when one reached adulthood or rose in rank. For example, famous Sengoku warlords such as Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi changed their names many times before arriving at their current names. .

Description: I applied kanji to name Aaron. 熈 means "shining," "light pervading," and "spacious", and 侖 means "to organize things in order," ”align" and "think" in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to name Juliet. 樹 means, "trees," and "establish." 理 means, "the logic of things," and "the logical thing." 江 means, "Big river," "originally." 音 means "sound" in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to name Adam. The meaning of 彩 is "Add beautiful colors," 大 means "Large, spacious, abundant, or of great degree," and 睦 means "To be on good terms with someone," "to be sympathetic," and "to be friendly" in Japanese.

Description: The meaning of the 重 is “heavy,” “cherish,” “value,” and “overlap." 努 meaning is "strive," "effort," and "endeavor." 賀 means ”rejoice,” "celebrate (good things that have happened to the recipient)," and "congratulate." 賀 is also used to celebrate the New Year. (New year's day is most important holiday for Japanese people!)

Description: 情けは人のためならず is one of Japanese idiom. It's means "Kindness is not merely for the sake of others." in Japanese. In other word, you can also say "No good deed goes unrewarded."

Description: I applied kanji to name Melissa. 芽 means "The buds of plants and trees, the first movement, the first sign that things are beginning," 李 means "The name of a small deciduous tree of the rose family called sumomo that is like plum. White flowers bloom in spring," and 沙 means "sand, (in the water) to separate than and throw away the bad ones."

Description: I applied kanji to name Romeo. 路 means “the way,” “the correct order in doing things,” and “reason. 毎 means every time. 緒 means a connection, a clue.

Description: 勝 means win in Japanese. In other words, the character　mean to gain an advantage over an opponent as a result of a battle or competition, or to defeat a competitor.

Description: 榛 means hazel in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to name Lily. 百合 is flower name of lily in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to name Isaac. 愛 means love, 佐 means help, and 久 means for a long time.

Description: The checkered pattern has the meaning of prosperity because the pattern continues uninterrupted. Many people use it as a lucky charm for the prosperity of offspring and business.

Description: 早起きは三文の徳 means "The early bird catches the worm" in Japanese. It's one of Japanese idiom.

Description: It is an abbreviation of a phrase from “Sun Tzu,” which was used by Shingen Takeda on his military banner: “Fast as the wind, slow as the forest, fire as the invader, and steadfast as the mountain." In fighting and in the way things are handled, it means the attitude of acting quickly according to the time and circumstances, and also of sitting back and watching the situation unfold. Pronunciation is fu-rin-kazan. Shingen Takeda was one of the generals of the Warring States period.

Description: 一石二鳥 is one of Japanese idiom. The meaning of this word is same with "Kill two birds with one stone." 一 (one), 石 (stone), 二 (two), 鳥 (birds)

Description: I applied kanji to name Adlai. 天 means sky. 努 means strive, effort, and endeavor. 礼 means etiquette and bow.

Description: It is a polite and old-fashioned way of saying “shoganai”. It means the same thing with "しょうがない（shoganai）": “What's done is done,” “That's life,” or “It's unavoidable/unavoidable.” しょうがない is also here >>> https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/66263949-it-can-t-be-helped?store_id=474227

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: 夢 means dream in Japanese. It can also mean vision, aspiration, or desire.

Description: I applied kanji to name Atreyu. 天 means sky, 翔 means ability to soar everywhere, 礼 means etiquette and bow, and 友 means friend in Japanese.

Description: I applied kanji to name Porter. 保 means "to care for" and "protect carefully", 多 means "the number and quantity are plentiful" in Japanese.

Description: San-kuzushi is a pattern in the form of a broken down “sangi,” a tool used in Japanese arithmetic. The pattern consists of three pieces of wood arranged vertically and horizontally in a cobblestone pavement-like pattern. Even today, it is used for flooring and wallpaper. It is also called “Ajiro pattern” because it resembles a net made of thin cypress bark, bamboo, or reeds, and has the meaning of “abundant harvest.

Description: The yagaasuri is an auspicious pattern and has the same meaning of dispelling evil spirits as the hama arrow(破魔矢). Also, when an arrow is shot, it flies straight and does not come back. In reference to the characteristics of the arrow, there was a custom during the Edo period (1603-1867) for daughters to be given an yagasuri pattern kimono when they got married so that they would not “come back out.