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投稿者: Yaho

投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

happiness(福)

On the left side of this character, you can see a holy ceremonial stand, and on the right, a bottle filled with Japanese SAKE. In ancient times, people celebrated joyful occasions and felt Happiness in this way—by presenting SAKE to their God

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  • celebrate(祝)
  • how(奈)
  • sake(酒)
  • swallow(燕)
  • wealth(富)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

fruit(果)

In this character, you can see fruit growing on a tree. Therefore, this kanji means ‘FRUIT’—and by extension, it also represents the ‘RESULTS’ achieved through good efforts.

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  • nest(巣)
  • tree(木)
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foot(足)

In this character, you can see a person walking forward strongly. As you can see, this kanji represents a ‘FOOT’ or ‘to WALK.

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  • ear(耳)
  • eye(目)
  • hand(手)
  • mouth(口)
  • run(走)
  • walk(歩)
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flying(飛)

This character resembles the kanji for a small ‘BIRD.’ It depicts a large bird spreading its wide wings, heading up toward the sun. Therefore, this kanji means ‘to FLY’ or ‘to JUMP’ in Japanese.

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  • bird(鳥)
  • feather(羽)
  • guts(奮)
  • west(西)
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fish(魚)

Can you see this figure as a fish? The fish is heading up! This image gradually evolved into the kanji for ‘SAKANA’ (fish).”

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  • bird(鳥)
  • elephant(象)
  • horse(馬)
  • pig(豚)
  • sheep(羊)
  • swallow(燕)
  • tiger(虎)
  • turtle(亀)
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fence(垣)

On the left side of this character, you can see the symbol for ‘LAND.’ On the right, there is a fence viewed from above. Yes, this kanji means ‘FENCE’ or ‘HEDGE’ in Japanese!

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  • land(土)
  • round(回)
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evil(凶)

In this character, you can see a person crying inside a pit—which represents a ‘bad situation’ or an ‘evil thing.’ Therefore, this kanji means ‘EVIL’ or ‘BAD LUCK’ in Japanese.

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  • devil(鬼)
  • human(人)
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alien(夷)

In ancient Japan, the central government in the west considered the eastern tribes to be enemies. They called these people the ‘Emishi.’ This kanji was created to reflect the unique clothing and style of the Emishi people.

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  • different(異)
  • human(人)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

glory(栄)

In this character, you can see candles lit at the top, just above a tree. This visual represents glory and brightness, symbolizing prosperity as a political establishment.

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  • fire(火)
  • tree(木)
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eternal(永)

A long river runs slowly and endlessly. Just like the continuous flow of a river, this kanji symbolizes ‘ETERNAL TIME’ or ‘ETERNITY.

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  • long(長)
  • river(川)
  • water(水)

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