Introduction-Japanese Kanji Word Tattoo Symbols Kanji tattoos have become increasingly popular across the globe, as more and more people embrace the unique beauty and depth of meaning found in Japanese characters. In this blog post, we will delve into the advantages of choosing kanji designs for your tattoos. ◆1. Aesthetic Appeal One of the primary

 The Origin of Heaven in Kanji Symbol The origin of heaven was also the attachment of the human head to the appearance of the human body viewed from the front. The highest part of the human body is the head, but the sky, which is higher than the head, was also given the meaning of

 The Origin of Strength in Kanji Symbol The Kanji symbol for strength, “力 (Chikara)”, is a potent and striking character with a rich cultural history and significance. It symbolizes one of the most crucial human qualities recognized universally – strength.   ◆力 Hiragana Reading (Onyomi): Ryoku, Riki Hiragana Reading (Kunyomi): Chikara      Historical Background

 The Origin of Dragon in Kanji Symbol The dragon is a hieroglyphic character that is said to be based on the character for “the figure of a dragon with four legs, a wiggling torso and tail, and a spire on its head. ◆龍, 竜 Hiragana Reading (Onyomi): Ryu, Rou, Bou, Mou Hiragana Reading (Kunyomi): Tatsu

 The Origin of Water in Kanji Characters The Kanji symbol for water depicts the appearance of the flow of water. There is a large stream in the middle and smaller streams on either side. ◆水 Hiragana Reading (Onyomi): Sui Hiragana Reading (Kunyomi): Mizu      Stroke order of the Kanji symbol for Water The character

 The Origin of Death in Kanji Symbol The “death” part is a combination of a “夕” and a “ト” in the shape of a person’s remaining bones, and the right part is a “person 人” worshipping those bones, which is said to signify mourning for the dead. ◆死 Hiragana Reading (Onyomi): Shi Hiragana Reading (Kunyomi):