カテゴリー: V

This kanji is made of two parts: a “cap” (or “now”) on top and a “heart” below, depicting a heart contained within oneself. It symbolizes keeping thoughts inside without speaking them aloud—essentially meaning “to hold in one’s mind” or “to visualize.”

This kanji depicts someone moving forward with their eyes covered, symbolizing the courage to push into the unknown. This is why it means ‘to venture’ or ‘to risk.’

This kanji has two parts. The top part means ‘leaves’, and the bottom part shows a hand plucking something from a tree. That is why this kanji means ‘vegetable,’ which means plants picked by hand to be eaten.”

The left part of this character symbolizes people gathering together, while the right depicts a person sitting with a spacious and generous heart. Therefore, this character represents the profound concept of ‘virtue’.

The upper part of this figure represents a ‘mountain,’ while the markings below depict a cave from which water rises, forming a river. Together, this shape symbolizes a fertile valley—a flat expanse of land embraced by mountains and blessed with plenty of water.