カテゴリー: G

This kanji has two parts: the ‘go’ radical is divided, and inside it is a symbol for walking around a perimeter. That is why this kanji means ‘to guard’ or ‘to protect’ by patrolling the area.

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!

This character simply visualizes the shape of a gate. In the center is a door, flanked by a pillar on each side. Even today, these iconic entrance structures can be seen in abundance at sacred sites.

This character perfectly depicts the shape of a traditional storehouse. Even today, these historical buildings can still be seen.

This is the exact kanji where that arrow takes you! It depicts a large, bustling crossroad where paths intersect. While the arrow showed you the direction, this kanji captures the real action of stepping out onto the road and shouting, ‘GO’!

The basic shape of this kanji represents a ‘KING’ standing firmly on the land, holding a sparkling gem on his left side. In Japan, the emperor has held a sacred GEM as a symbol of power from ancient times to the present day. Therefore, this kanji means ‘GEM’ or ‘JEWEL’

In this character, you can see a bird taking off, kicking the ground strongly with its legs to fly forward. Therefore, this kanji represents ‘GUTS,’ ‘EFFORT,’ or the determination to win!

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.