It is unusual to translate a Westner's name with the literal meaning.

So, can't we write Japanese name symbols with the literal meaning?

Yes, we can write Japanese name symbols with the literal meaning,
and this is called the purely denotative translation method.

The purely denotative translation method focus solely on preserving themeaning of the original English name, but it is NOT appropriate to use this method for writing names in Japanese symbols.

The reason why we don't take its method is that we need to know the original meaning of the English name.

So, we normally use the purely phonetic translation method.

For more information about how to translate name in Japanese symbols. and Japanese name symbols translation.

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[Japanese kanji symbol of self]

Today, we will show you the kanji symbol that is related to the way of heart.
Although there are many ways to write the same word in Japanese kanji, today's Japanese kanji symbol is often used in books, or magazines, especially with the historical story.



The kanji symbolf for self depicts three horizontal strings and it is joined by two vertical strings. It represent the understanding that we are all joinged, but we must know ourselves first before we understand others.
(Reference: Kanji symbol of self)

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[New Japanese kanji symbols photo]

We have received new Japanese kanji symbols photos from our happy customers.
So, we will show you some of them and testimonials.


1. Japanese kanji name symbols

Dear Takanori
I just wanted to thank you for the translations just received. This is the second time of using your service and once again you have delivered, many thanks.
Also while I'm emailing you I'll enclose a photo of my latest tattoo which was done using the first translation I received from you. As I'm sure you'll be able to see it's Onda or On da and is the name of my fiance so it's very special to me.
Thank you for your continued first class service and I know where to come if I need any more Japanese symbols in the future.

Sincerely,
Andrew Warrington



2. Japanese kanji symbols - Passion, Loyalty and respect

Takanori,

Thank you so much for you correct Japanese Kanji translations. I have been interested in Japanese culture for some time now, but, was scared of getting the wrong translation. After I found your website via Google I was very confident that you would be able to provide me with the correct translation I was looking for. I will happily recommend your service to anyone interested in getting correct translations. I have attached a picture of the tattoo I got using the Knaji translation I received from your service. Again thank you for your excellent service.

Regards,
Rick Vermette
Sacramento, California


If you are interested in Japanese kanji symbols as a tattoo design, you can see many of our customer's Kanji tattoo design photo.

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[Japanese martial arts - K1]

Today is the last day of 2006.
In Japan, there are many TV programs specially for today.
There are music program, comedy, but the one I am watchig
is Japanese martial arts called K1 program.

The special for this is Dynamite!
It is really interesting.

There are many good Japanese fighters, and one of the good fighter
I like is, Sudou genki, and Yamamoto Kid.

Sudou genki is very unique Japanese figher, and he dances before fighting,
and guess what!
Today, he has retired.
Sudou Genki's website is as follows:
http://www.genkisudo.com/en/index.html

Yamoto kid is, on the other hand, called A child of God.
In Japanese, kami no ko.

"Japanese kanji symbols for a Child of god"


Yamoto kid's website is as follows:
http://killerbee.jp/index.html

Both of them are very strong Japanese fighers, but both of them have retired from K1 - Japanese martial arts today.
It is bid sad.

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Want to see some of our Japanese kanji symbols' tattoo design that our customers
have sent to us?
There are nearly 140 Japanese kanji symbol tattoo design pictures on our website,
and all the pictures are sent by our customers.

I will show you one of the picture we have received today.



Takanori,

This is how the final product looks.

I am really happy with it, thanks for your expertise.

--Claudio




Hi Takanori,
I was very impressed with the quick response to my request for translations.

Your service not only confirmed a copy of the symbol I had as accurate, but it also provided different style options to consider from an asthetic point of view.

I am happy to recommend your service to anyone considering japanese, kanji or chinese symbols.

Brett


How's that?
Although many people use them mainly for tattoo design, there are some people who use their Japanese kanji symbol for other things like logo, frame pictures, and
even a Christmas card.

Now, if you are interested in those design, why don't you take a look at our
New Japanese Kanji Symbols' Tattoo Design website page?