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投稿者: Yaho

投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年9月17日

dark(闇)

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.

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  • gate(門)
  • hear(聞)
  • sound(音)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年8月19日

danger(危)

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.

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  • cliff(崖)
  • misfortune(厄)
  • slope(坂)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

big(大)

You probably do this action too—like when you win a game or achieve a big success! This figure of a person standing with their arms and legs spread wide means ‘BIG.’ It was likely a natural gesture for humans to confidently express their presence.

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  • Nanyou-ji/Daihiden(南養寺 大悲殿)
  • The view of Mt.Fuji from Ishida Bridge(富士山絶景ー石田大橋)
  • good luck(吉)
  • heaven(天)
  • human(人)
  • stand(立)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年8月19日

contract(契)

In this character, you can see a knife carving into a stone tablet on a table. In ancient times, people made contracts this way. Therefore, this kanji means ‘CONTRACT’ in Japanese.

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  • cut(切)
  • signs(兆)
  • sword(刀)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年9月17日

clothe(衣)

Here, you can see a person wearing a traditional Japanese garment called a KIMONO. Yes, this kanji means ‘CLOTHING’ in Japanese!

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  • first(初)
  • human(人)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年8月19日

car(車)

“This kanji means ‘CAR’ or ‘WHEEL.’ The character symbolizes an ancient Japanese carrying machine with a single wheel. Right in the center, you can see a big tire!

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  • Takuri-go(タクリー号)
  • boat(舟)
  • move(動)
  • roar(轟)
  • work(働)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年9月18日

pig(豚)

Since ancient times, people have lived alongside this animal—the PIG! They drew this character exactly as they saw it.

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  • bird(鳥)
  • bull(牛)
  • dog(犬)
  • drama(劇)
  • elephant(象)
  • fish(魚)
  • horse(馬)
  • house(家)
  • silent(黙)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

separate(分)

In this character, you can see a sword cutting a rope. Therefore, this kanji means ‘to SEPARATE something

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  • new(新)
  • sword(刀)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

book(冊)

Long ago, before paper was invented, people in China and Japan wrote and read documents using wooden tablets tied together with ropes. This is why, even today, this kanji means ‘BOOK’ or ‘NOTE’ in Japanese.

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  • argue(論)
  • bundle(束)
  • cheat(騙)
  • edit(編)
  • nameplate(扁)
  • root(本)
  • rule(典)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

boat(舟)

This kanji simply describes the object exactly as you see it. Yes, this kanji means ‘BOAT’!

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  • car(車)
  • pan-(凡)

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