[Kana] mean fellow T-Shirt
Japanese calls Ge-Su-I as Contemporary colloquial. having or showing an ignoble lack of honor or morality.
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[Kana] mean fellow TshirtsJapanese calls Ge-Su-I as Contemporary colloquial. having or showing an ignoble lack of honor or morality. [Kana] mean fellow T-Shirt
[Kanji] a clear and cloudless sky T-ShirtJapanese says “Ni Hon Bare”. It is clear without a little cloud. [Kanji] a clear and cloudless sky T-Shirt
[Katakana] Happy Birthday Tshirt[Kana] Happy Birthday T-Shirt It is calligraphy that transliterated into katakana.
[Katakana] ecology. Tshirtecology movement. [Kana] ecology. T-Shirt
[Katakana] Otaku by vertically T-Shirt[Katakana] Otaku by vertically T-Shirt Otaku is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly (but not limited to) anime, manga or Japanese video games.
[Katakana] Kawaii T-Shirt[Kana] Kawaii T-Shirt It's mean cute and pretty in English, maybe. And in Japanese Katakana letters.
[Katakana] universal ShirtJapanese katakana notation has been universal. [Kana] universal T-Shirt
[Kana] Lick me Shirt[Kana] Lick me Shirt Lick me in Japanese Katakana.
[Katakana] Samurai T ShirtA Japanese warrior. Now there are no samurais in japan. But Japanese has chivalrous spirit like a Samurai. These letters are Japanese Katakana. [Katakana] Samurai with illustration T-Shirt
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[Hiragana] hospitality, Omotenashi T-Shirtsentertainment, service. Wrote in Japanese Hiragana. [Hiragana] hospitality T-Shirts
