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投稿日: 2026年6月26日2026年6月26日

non(非)

This kanji shows a torn flag or cloth. That is why it means ‘not’ or represents a denial.

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投稿日: 2026年6月7日2026年6月18日

near(近)

This character depicts an ax placed right beside a road used for hunting. It signifies a short distance where you barely need to move to reach something, beautifully capturing the exact meaning of ‘near’.

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  • crossroad(辻)
  • far(遠)
  • kill(伐)
  • way(道)
投稿日: 2026年6月6日2026年6月18日

nest(巣)

At the top of this figure, you can see three birds resting comfortably on their tree. Just as you can see, this character simply and beautifully means ‘nest’.

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  • bird(鳥)
  • fruit(果)
  • tree(木)
  • west(西)
投稿日: 2026年6月6日2026年6月18日

nation(國)

This character shows a national border drawn as a large square, defended by a large sword. Inside the square is another symbol, which likely represents the emperor’s palace. Therefore, since ancient times, this character has meant ‘Nation’.

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  • arms(武)
  • castle(城)
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  • kill(伐)
  • king(王)
  • palace(宮)
  • park(園)
  • prisoner(囚)
投稿日: 2026年6月5日2026年6月18日

new(新)

A huge tree was cut down with a sharp ax, leaving behind a fresh stump. This image of a freshly cut tree is why this kanji came to mean ‘NEW’!

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  • a few(少)
  • half(片)
  • separate(分)
  • tree(木)

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