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[How to Avoid getting WRONG Japanese Kanji Symbols]

Today, let me tell you how to avoid getting Wrong Japanese kanji symbols.
After reading this, you can understand how Accurate Japanese kanji symbols
are written by just reading a few basic rules.


1. Make sure the stroke order - although it cannot be seen to non-Japanese people, it is important to follow the kanji stroke order in the overall feeling of the kanji.

2. Remember how Japanese symbols are read - vertially, from right to left, and horizontally, left to right.

3. Be carefull with the elements of kanji - make sure that kanji symbols are not reversed from right to left.

Next time, we will tell you other rules you need to study for avoding kanji symbols.

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[Why Japanese Baseball players are so EXPENSIVE?]

The baseball is very popular sport in Japan, and we have 12 different pro-
Japanese baseball teams. It is separated into 2 different leagues.

One is called "Se-League", and another one is called "Pa-League".

As you might know, there are some Japanese baseball players are currently
playing in America, and achiving great records.

Ichiro Suzuki

Matui Hideki

And, next year, there will be a Japanese plyaer, whose name is Matuzaka Daisuke
who is going to be playing at redsox.
Apparently, his contracted money is extremely EXPENSIVE, and many are wondering
why Japanese baseball players are gettng so expesive.

My consideration for this is that they have won the world champion ship in this year, and many people have realized that there are many good players who can play in America as well.

Anyway, if you are instested in watching baseball, remember the Japanese baseball player whose name is Matuzaka Daisuke.

Find out wow to write "baseball" in Japanese kanji.

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[COOL Photo of Japanese Kanji Symbols Tattoo Design]

Have you ever thought about getting Japanese kanji symbols for your tattoo design?
Like Japanese artist or designers love to use the Western Alphabet, Americans and European people are also keen on using Japanese kanji symbols.

As you might know, there are many different types of calligraphic styles to work with. Some are very unqiue and tradtional.

For example, the popular style for Westners is KAISHO:



KAISHO is block-print style, but as more Japanese people to draw calligraphy with brushes, they start to use a writing style which is flowed more smoothly with the brushstrokes, called "SOSHO"

Anyway, take a look at the following Japanese kanji symbols Tattoo design:



Thanks again for the Japanese kanji Symbol translation and the Kanji book.
Here are some pics of the Japanese symbols tattoos i did with them
bushido and honor are on me and the other is on a friend.

thanks again

Chuck

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[Japanese symbols of a huge statue of buddha called "Daibutu"]



Have you ever been to Japan?
If you are thinking about traveling to Japan, you should go to the place called
"KAMAKURA", and visit a famous Japanese temple and see "Daibu".

Daibutu is a huge statue of buddha, and there are many different types of Daibutu
in Japan. The one above shown is from Kamakura, which only takes about 1 hour from
the main city of Tokyo.

I have just been there, and saw many tourist from overseas.
I suppose that it is very famous or is on the guide book.

Anyway, check out the place called KAMAKURA.
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Kamakura was the capital of Japan's first military government; the Kamakura shogun ate (1185-1333).The period was dominated by strong-willed, single-minded warriors " Samurai" and priests, and it is their influence, often stern and ascetic, but also inspired, that colors the wealth of historical relics in this former capital.
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Today's Japanese kanji symbols
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Daibutu - a huge statue of Buddha


For more information about the kanji symbols, please check out the Kanji Dictionary
You will find a variety of Japanese Kanji Symbols

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Ahhhh, my good friend Takanori san!

What a beautiful site to behold. Your work was excellent.

I did many variations with the kanji for my grandson. I thought I would send you one that was kind of radical.

I do much "outline work" for business friends and this work is rather simple not to mention I've done it for about 30 years, maybe forty.

I get a news letter from The Buddhist Temple of Chicago so I am very use to the many styles of Japanese.

But I must say I was very surprised and impressed by your work!

Thank you Very much,

Fred

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Hi there Takanori.

I would just like to let you know that i have successfully downloaded and printed the attachments that you have sent in quick response and i`m absolutely delighted.
It`s my best friends birthday on Thursday and and i`m hoping to take her in for the tattoo to be done in the next couple of weeks.

She will also be delighted as for months and months now she has been searching for someone to translate this and i`m happy that you have provided this excellent service to me to pass on to my friend.

Thanks again, you have made two people very happy today.
Take care.
Dawn x

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Today, we have added FREE Japanese Kanji Symbols, and
also some articles about Japanese kanji, Japanese symbols used for
tattoo design, and Japanese phrase called Yoji Jyukugo.

Japanese Kanji Symbols for Honor is very popular. It is called "Mei Yo" in Japanese. The first kanji symbol mean name by itself, and second symbol mean admire, praise, or commend in Japanese. By combining these 2 kanji symbols, it will form one complext kanji.

For more information about the kanji symbols, please check out the Kanji Dictionary

You will find a variety of Japanese Kanji Symbols