Japanese Kanji Tattoos

[BayviewFinch]

It's funny how some people here say "Chinese kanji". The word "kanji" is Japanese, meaning Chinese characters. Choose a language. Why are you using the Japanese word "kanji" to describe something Chinese, when you've got the English language?

[jjsakuraiii]

This seems to be Taiwanese.

[TheAutumnAyane]

In Japanese, foreigners names are written in Katakana not kanji.

[mautwana]

chinese kanji you fucken cunt

[TheAutumnAyane]

in Japanese all foreign names are written in Katakana.

[ANTBKN]

it's chinese style.not japanese kanji.

be sure to get cool tattoo

[procomania]

This is all chinese kanji not japanese kanji

[Wybe88]

Both Chinese and Japanese use kanji. Japanse people learned it from the chinese. So it's the same. japanese people also use hiragana and katakana alphabets

[1232656747]

remeber that japanese use kanji differantly than chinese. most japanese can not read chinese.

[Wybe88]

What is the difference between them then? (japanese kanji and chinese kanji)

[asakazefuji]

@Wybe88

I simplified a kanji each to facilitate education after World War II in Japan and China. The government of the two countries performed the simplification originally.

Therefore I am big, and the kanji used in China is different from Japan today.

日本と中国では第二次世界大戦後、教育を容易にすべく漢字を簡略­化した。その簡略化の手法は両国で異なっていた。そのため、今日­では日本と中国で用いられている漢字は大きく異なっている。

[sharpiehomo]

lol shit @ 0:37 does it still mean chaos if i just got the symbol on the right or do i need the left one to haha cause i only have a tattoo of the right one

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[nanayoduki]

in Japanese, "堕落天使" isn't right.

"堕天使" is right.