Bite me (transliterated)

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That is imperative form in Japanese Kata-kana. > example stuff かめ バイトミー カタカナ 片仮名

Otaku

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Please check it out! >example products Exact meaning: your home, your house. Languor: Otaku is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly (but not limited to) anime, manga or Japanese video games. 御宅 おたく 漢字

Otaku in Hiragana

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Please check it out! >example products Otaku is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly (but not limited to) anime, manga or Japanese video games. をたく ひらがな

Otaku in Katakana

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Otaku is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly (but not limited to) anime, manga or Japanese video games. > example stuff ヲタク カタカナ

[Kanji] White T-shirt

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[Kanji] White T-Shirt Japanese says “Shiro” or “Haku”.

[Kanji] White T-Shirts

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Japanese says “Shiro” or “Haku”. [Kanji] White T-Shirt

[Kanji] Hiroshima T-shirt

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a port city on the southwestern coast of Honshu in Japan. [Kanji] Hiroshima T-Shirt

[Kanji] Hiroshima Shirts

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Hiroshima Japan [Kanji] Hiroshima T-Shirt

[Kanji] Blue T-shirts

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[Kanji] Blue T-shirts Japanese says “Sei” or “Ao”.

[Kanji] Black T-shirt

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[Kanji] Black T-shirt Japanese says “Kuro” or “Koku”.

[Kanji] Black T-shirts

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[Kanji] Black T-shirts Japanese says “Kuro”, “Guro” or “Koku”.

[Kanji] Blue Tshirts

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[Kanji] Blue Tshirts Japanese says “Ao” or “Sei”.

[Kanji] Blue Shirts

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[Kanji] Blue Shirts Japan calls “Ao” or “Sei”.

[Kanji] Yellow color T Shirt

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[Kanji] Yellow color T-Shirt Japanese says “Ki”. Usually it combined color ‘Iro’ (色), and They says ‘Kiiro’.

[Kanji] Yellow color T-shirt

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Japanese says “Ki”. Usually it combined color ‘Iro’ (色), and They says ‘Kiiro’. [Kanji] Yellow T-Shirt

[Kanji] Yellow Tee Shirt

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Japanese says “Ki”. Usually it combined color ‘Iro’ (色), and They says ‘Kiiro’. [Kanji] Yellow T-Shirt

Anime Otaku

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a People who have knowledge and interest in animation. Please check it out!  > example product あにめおたく カタカナ

Burn it in Kanji and Hiragana

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That is imperative form in Kanji and Hira-gana. Please check it out! >example stuff That T-shirt in Japanese Katakana on front, and in Kanji and Hiragana on back. もやせ 漢字と送り仮名

goldgolden

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> example stuff It’s money. the most common medium of exchange. It’s cold bar. Japanese says “o gon” or “ko gane”. おうごん こがね 漢字 黄金

Parents (guardian)

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Please check it out! > example products Japanese says Ho-go-sha. ほごしゃ 漢字

At one swoop

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Please check it out! > example products to catch all at one swoop..Japanese says “Ichi-mo-da-jin”.

Dugong

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Please check it out!  > example stuff sirenian tusked mammal found from eastern Africa to Australia Japanese says “Ju-gon”. ジュゴン 漢字

plague

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A devil who is believed to bring epidemic to the world. It is believed to enter the homes and cause sickness and misery. Japanese calls Yaku-Byo-Gami. > example products やくびょうがみ 漢字

making a fortune at a single stroke

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please check it out! > example products a thousand at one scoop. to make a fortune at a stroke. Japan calls “I kkaku sen kin”. いっかくせんきん 一攫千金 漢字

simple meal

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please check it out! > example products It is also a must to have “one bowl of soup and one side dish” with a typical meal. plain food, poor meal. Japan calls “Ichi jiru is sai”. いちじゅういっさい 漢字 一汁一菜

lick me transliterated

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It is imperative form in Japanese Kata-kana. > product for example リックミー カタカナ

Ryu

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Please check it out! > example stuff trend, tendency or expressive style, style. Japan calls Ryu. りゅう 漢字

Osaka

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Please check it out > there example Osaka is a large port city and commercial center on the Japanese island of Honshu. It’s known for its modern architecture, nightlife and hearty street food.

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