Kanji Japan

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Do you know where in Kunitachi Yaho is?

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2026年6月7日2026年6月13日

arms(武)

“What can you see in this drawing? Yes, it’s a person carrying a huge sword! So, this kanji character means ‘weapon.’ A sword itself isn’t a weapon. It’s the fact that a human is using it that makes it one.”

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elephant(象)

Perhaps it needs absolutely no description. In these lines, you can instantly see a majestic elephant heading up. Quite literally, this character means ‘elephant’.

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bow(弓)

True to its visual form, this character directly symbolizes a ‘bow.’ In a single word, it embodies absolute ‘strength.’ Because of this intense energy, this shape is frequently used as a foundational component to describe the power and force of various things.

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dream(夢)

In the upper part of this figure, you can spot a prominent eye, with a glowing moon positioned right below it. Reflecting the visual of an inner eye opening under the moonlight, this character beautifully captures the very essence of a ‘dream’ seen at night.

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weak(弱)

When looking at this figure, you can spot two bows decorated with colorful ribbons, which remarkably represents ‘weak.’ While a bow on its own symbolizes stoic, powerful arms, dressing it up with colored ribbons strips away its practical strength—turning it into mere decoration. Therefore, by using this vivid contrast, the character beautifully means ‘weakness’ in reverse.

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gereration(世)

This figure combines three distinct marks that represent the number ten. Therefore, this layout visually means ‘thirty’—and in ancient timing, thirty years defined exactly one generation!