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This family crest depicts three tiers of pine branches stacked vertically within a circle, with the center tier shifted to the right.

This family crest depicts three tiers of pine branches stacked vertically within a circle, with the center tier shifted to the left.

This family crest depicts three tiers of pine treetops, with the middle tier shifted to the right.

This family crest depicts three tiers of pine treetops, with the middle tier shifted to the left.

This family crest depicts three bamboo leaves arranged in a set, with three such sets gathered and drawn in a circular pattern with their bases joined.

This family crest depicts three broad oak leaves spread out in three directions. Oak leaves were revered as sacred since ancient times, having been used as vess

It's said "U chu ichi", in Japanese. This design hides layers of red and black text. The method is simple: click the “Edit this design” button to reve

Its said "Se Kai Ichi", in Japanese. This design hides layers of red and black text. The method is simple: click the “Edit this design” button to reve

This family crest depicts the fruit, leaves, and flowers of the tachibana, an evergreen shrub of the citrus family, rendered as an emblem.

A family crest featuring a circle drawn around two symmetrical Japanese Gingers.

A family crest featuring a circle drawn around two symmetrical holly leaves. Holly leaves are considered sacred trees that ward off demons, as seen in Setsubun

A family crest depicting hawk feathers overlapping diagonally within a circle, with the left side facing upward.

This family crest depicts hawk feathers overlapping diagonally, with the left side positioned upward.

This ancient pattern, also found in Jōmon period sites, is generally believed to represent thunder. This is a clockwise “Mitsudomoe.” Clockwise flow is traditio

The first two Japanese words, “yabai,” are extremely broad colloquial terms. This word has no specific target; it's subjective to the person interpreting it, so

This family crest features a circle drawn around a Threeleaf arrowhead (Omodaka) crest. The Threeleaf arrowhead (Omodaka) crest depicts a single Threeleaf arro

This ancient pattern, also found in Jōmon period sites, is generally believed to represent thunder. The term “mitsudomoe” specifically refers to this left-rotat

This family crest features a chrysanthemum with sixteen petals surrounded by lines of standard thickness. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age.

This family crest depicts a chrysanthemum with sixteen petals drawn from the reverse side. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age.

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. A family crest inspired by the imperial palanquin of old.

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. the inverted black-and-white version

This family crest depicts a kaji leaf with a deformed petiole. Such logo-like designs are called “Kamon” in Japan.

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. This family crest depicts five bamboo-like leaves spread downward, with three gentian flowers drawn above them.

This family crest features a kaji leaf pattern slightly different from the standard design, with pointed edges around the leaf. Such logo-like designs are calle

This family crest features a circle drawn around a pattern of kaji leaves. Such logo-like designs are called “Kamon” in Japan.

it's said MaruniAgarifuji, in Japanese as Family crests. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age.

it's said Agarifuji, in Japanese as Family crests. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age.

it's said Sagarifuji, in Japanese as Family crests. Flowers symbol and graphics at old age.

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit this design” button to display the white family crest, hide the black

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit this design” button to display the white family crest, hide the black

Japanese says "Kamon". Kikyo(bellflower) was used as a "flower fortune-telling the good and bad". It is also considered to be one of the rep

Flowers symbol and graphics at old age. The white family crest is hidden. Click the “Edit this design” button to display the white family crest, hide the black

Merry Christmas is also available in Spanish, French, Japanese Katakana, German, Dutch, Norwegian, and Portuguese, hidden on the same layer. “Happy Holidays” is

Welcome to the world of meditation. This is the complex, ancient kanji of Zen. Meditation is both simple and complex. Complex and simple.

We have redesigned traditional Japanese fonts with a modern twist. While other designs are primarily handwritten by professionals, this one uses a completely di

How about this for ramen shop staff T-shirts? The top illustration can be customized for your shop. If you're a ramen otaku, you should definitely own one. Typi

Japanese says "Homare" in Kanji.

it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana. You can change the name, so please change the name of the recipient.

it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana. You can change the name, so please change the name of the recipient.

It is a Kanji that old Japanese were using. Additional numbers as kanji and zodiac kanji on inside.

Japanese called Muryo in Kanji, Tada in Katakana and Hiragana. All same mean for price of free and free amount.

Japanese called Muryo in Kanji, Tada in Katakana and Hiragana. All same mean for price of free and free amount.

Japanese calls Nonbe.

Japanese calls Nonbe.

An animal that is considered to be the closest to humans. An animal that is considered to be the ancestor that evolved into humans. Japanese says Saru.

An animal that is considered to be the closest to humans. An animal that is considered to be the ancestor that evolved into humans. Japanese says Saru.

Japanese Kimono worn mainly in summer season and casual wear.

Japanese Kimono worn mainly in summer season and casual wear.

Japanese says "ukon" in Kanji with Turmeric in Japanese Katakana.

Japanese says "ukon" in Kanji with Turmeric in Japanese Katakana.

Japanese says Kari or Karei.

Japanese says "kari" or "karei".

Japanese says "Sai Aku". Meaning, the worst.

Japanese says "Sai Aku". Meaning, the worst.

Show, hey! This is not exactly English, but it is an appeal to Shohei Otani. This is an appeal to Shohei Otani. It is a colloquial description of his first name

Ohtani in Japanese Katakana with love in Kanji on design front. Ohtani in Kanji with love in Kanji on design back.

Used to express good wishes on or before Christmas Day. it is literal translation in Japanese Hiragana.

Japanese says "Kusare-en". It means a relationship that you can't leave even if you try to leave, but if you take it positively, it means a long-stand

Japanese says "Kusare-en". It means a relationship that you can't leave even if you try to leave, but if you take it positively, it means a long-stand

Japanese said "Seigi"