投稿者: Yaho

In this character, you can see a hand holding a FUDE (a traditional Japanese brush) and drawing something. Therefore, this kanji means ‘DRAWING’ or ‘PAINTING.

On the left side of this character, you can see a large traditional Japanese drum, and on the right, a person beating it. This type of drum is commonly used in Japanese festivals. Yes, this kanji means ‘DRUM,’ and it is also used to mean ‘to BEAT’ or ‘to STRIKE.

Year of the Dragon, 2012. This character is a visual drawing of a dragon. Look closely, and you can see its long, winding body and majestic horns. Wishing you a wonderful year ahead!

In this character, you can see a winding river. The key point of this kanji is the center circles surrounded by the river. This space represents a DELTA!

Ancient people saw daytime as the realm of humans and nighttime as the realm of God. In that unseen time, they listened for divine messages. This is why this character represents ‘DARKNESS.

This kanji consists of two parts. First, you can see a person standing on the edge of a cliff. Second, there is a person sitting with their knees bent below. Together, both parts represent an unstable or dangerous situation.