カテゴリー: F

This kanji means ‘FLOWER,’ and its meaning originates from the two parts of this character. At the top, you can find the symbol for ‘GRASS,’ and below it is the kanji meaning ‘CHANGE.’ Therefore, when grass transforms, it becomes a ‘FLOWER’!

This character combines an overhead tilt of the head with a person dancing and calling out. It symbolizes a noisy, energetic celebration, which is why it was used for the names of ancient kingdoms and regions

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.

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

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!