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Japanese kanji symbol for "Mother and daughter"

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This Japanese kanji is "Mother(mom)".
The pronunciation is "haha".. Mother in Japanese kanji

This Japanese kanji is "Daughter".
The pronunciation is "musume".
Daughter in kanji


And, this Japanese kanji idiom is "Mother and daughter.

Mother and daughter in Japanese kanji

* "Mother and daughter" in Japanese kanji is "母娘" though "Mother and daughter" in Chinese kanji is "母女".

This Japanese kanji idiom means "mother and daughter" kind of as a unit, or as if mother and daughter are a whole together.

They might even read it as meaning "a mother and daughter without a dad".
 

Well, these Japanese kanji has some pronunciations respectively.
haha bo
musume jou
母娘
oyako

"母(Mother)" in Japanese kanji has pronunciation "haha and bo".
"娘(Daughter)" in Japanese kanji has pronunciation "musume and jou".

However, the pronunciation of Japanese kanjij idiom "Mother and daughter" is "oyako".

The pronunciation of Kanjji "Mother" changes into "oya".
And the pronunciation of kanji "Daughter" changes into "ko".

Perhaps, I think that this is an exceptional pronunciation.
Japanese has a lot of kanji with such an irregular pronunciation.

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Mother and daughter
Pronunciation oyako Mother and daughter for kanji symbol
Meaning mother and daughter
kanji 母娘
Hiragana おやこ
Katakana オヤコ
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Kanji symbol for "Father and mother(parents)"

 

This kanji is "Father(dad)".
The pronunciation is "chichi". father in kanji

This kanji is "Mother(mom)".
The pronunciation is "haha".
mother in kanji

And, Japanese has two kanji idioms with the meaning "Parents".

Father and mother(parents) for kanji symbol

This Kanji is "Parents".
The meaning is "Parents, both parents".

The pronunciation is "ryoushin".

Father and mother(parents) in kanji

This kanji is "Father and mother".
The meaning is "Father and mother, parents".

The pronunciation is "fubo".

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Father and mother(parents)
Pronunciation fubo Father and mother (parents) for kanji symbol
Meaning father and mother(parents)
kanji 父母
Hiragana ふぼ
Katakana フボ
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The structure of families in Japanese

 

History of the structure of families in Japan

Family system in the early twentieth century in Japan

A great number of family forms have existed historically in Japan, from the matrilocal customs of the Heian.

With the promulgation of the Domestic Relations and Inheritance Law in 1898, the Japanese government institutionalized more rigid family controls than most people had known in the feudal period.

Individuals were registered in an official family 戸籍(koseki)[registry].

In the early twentieth century, each family was required to conform to the 家(ie)[home] system, with a multigenerational household under the legal authority of a household head.

Japan's Miai-gekkon photographAuthority and responsibility for all members of the ie lay legally with the household head.

After World War II, the allied occupation forces established a new family ideology based on equal rights for women, equal inheritance by all children, and free choice of spouse and career.
From the late 1960s, most marriages in Japan have been based on the mutual attraction of the couple and not the arrangement by the parents お見合い(omiai).

From 1970 to 1983, the proportion of three-generation households fell from 19% to 15% of all households, while two generation households consisting of a couple and their unmarried children increased only slightly, from 41% to 42% of all households.
Various family life-styles exist side by side in contemporary Japan.

 


Learn structure of families in kanji

Family in Japanese kanjiThis kanji symbol is "Family".

The first kanji "ka" is a meaning "Home/House".
And, the other kanji is meaning "Family and kin".
The Japanese word "家族(kazoku)" broadly translates into the English word "family".

*I described "Name generally used in Japan" in the following tables.
The orange color name is most generally used in Japan.

father
Meaning father

father in kanji
Father for kanji symbol. You can download the stencil for the tattoo free of charge

Kanji
Hiragana ちち
Katakana チチ
Pronunciation chichi
Name generally used in Japan

お父さん(otoo-san)

パパ(papa)

父さん(too-san)

お父ちゃん(otooo-chan)

父ちゃん(too-chan)
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Mother
Meaning mother

mother in kanji

Mother for kanji symbol. You can download the stencil for the tattoo free of charge.
Kanji
Hiragana はは
Katakana ハハ
Pronunciation haha
Name generally used in Japan お母さん(okaa-san)

ママ(mama)

母さん(kaa-san)

お母ちゃん(okaa-chan)

母ちゃん(kaa-chan)
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Elder brother
Meaning elder brother


Elder brother in kanji

Kanji tattoo for elder brother

Kanji
Hiragana あに
Katakana アニ
Pronunciation ani
Name generally used in Japan

お兄さん(onii-san)

お兄ちゃん(onii-chan)

兄さん(nii-san)

兄ちゃん(nii-chan)

兄貴(aniki)
Annotation <About the expression "兄貴(elder brother)">:

The meaning of "兄貴(aniki)" is "Elder brother".
But, it is used also for "An elder brother, someone who is considered one's senior".
Katakana "アニキ(ainiki)" is used in that case a lot.
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Younger brother
Meaning younger brother


Younger brother in kanji

Kanji tattoo for younger brother

Kanji
Hiragana おとうと
Katakana オトウト
Pronunciation otouto/otōto
Name generally used in Japan That's person's first name or nickname is used.
Annotation

Younger brother doesn't have a special name.
But, younger brother and the younger sister use "Name to distinguish two or more elder brothers" when there are a lot of numbers of brothers.
It's "AAA nii-san" and "BBB nii-chan" etc.

* "AAA" and "BBB" are that person's first names.

<About pronunciation "弟(otouto)">

In Japanese, there are a lot of words that should change "u" into "o" and pronounce.
The word "otouto" is written with the spelling of "otouto" in sentences, but it's pronunciation "otooto" in the conversation.
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Elder sister
Meaning elder sister

Elder sister in kanji

Elder sister in kanji for tattoos
Kanji
Hiragana あね
Katakana アネ
Pronunciation ane
Name generally used in Japan

お姉さん(onee-san)

お姉ちゃん(onee-chan)

姉さん(nee-san)

姉ちゃん(nee-chan)

姉貴(aneki)
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Younger sister
Meaning younger sister

Younger sister in kanji

Younger sister in kanji for tattoos
Kanji
Hiragana いもうと
Katakana イモウト
Pronunciation imouto/imōto
Name generally used in Japan That's person's first name or nickname is used.
Annotation

<About pronunciation "妹(imouto)">

In Japanese, there are a lot of words that should change "u" into "o" and pronounce.
The word "imouto" is written with the spelling of "imouto" in sentences, but it's pronunciation "imooto" in the conversation.

Younger sister doesn't have a special name.
But, younger brother and the younger sister use "Name to distinguish two or more elder sisters" when there are a lot of numbers of brothers.
It's "AAA nee-san" and "BBB nee-chan" etc.

* "AAA" and "BBB" are that person's first names.
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Grandfather
Meaning grandfather


Grandfather in kanji

Kanji tattoo for grandfather

Kanji 祖父
Hiragana そふ
Katakana ソフ
Pronunciation sofu
Name generally used in Japan

おじいさん(ojii-san)

おじいちゃん(ojii-chan)

じいちゃん(jii-chan)

じいじ(jii-ji)

じいさん(jii-san)

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Grandmother
Meaning grandmother


Grandmother in kanji

Kanji tattoo for grandmother

Kanji 祖母
Hiragana そぼ
Katakana ソボ
Pronunciation sobo
Name generally used in Japan

おばあさん(obaa-san)

おばあちゃん(obaa-chan)

ばあちゃん(baa-chan)

ばあば(baa-ba)

ばあさん(baa-san)
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Great-grandfather
Meaning great-grandfather

 

Great-grandfather in kanji

Kanji 曾祖父
Hiragana そうそふ
Katakana ソウソフ
Pronunciation sousofu/sōsofu
Idiomatic expression

ひいおじいさん(hii-ojii-san)

ひいおじいちゃん(hii-ojii-chan)

ひいじいちゃん(hii-jii-chan)

ひいじいさん(hii-jii-san)

Great-grandmother
Meaning great-grandmother

 

Great-grandmother in kanji

Kanji 曾祖母
Hiragana そうそぼ
Katakana ソウソボ
Pronunciation sousobo/sōsobo
Name generally used in Japan

ひいおばあさん(hii-obaa-san)

ひいおばあちゃん(hii-obaa chan)

ひいばあちゃん(hii-baa-chan)

ひいばあさん(hii-baa-san)

Uncle
Meaning uncle

Uncle, your parents' elder brothers

Uncle, your parents' younger brothers
Kanji 伯父/叔父
Hiragana おじ
Katakana オジ
Pronunciation oji
Name generally used in Japan

おじさん(oji-san):
Achild and a adult usually use "Oji-san".

おじちゃん(oji-chan):
A little boys and a little girls uses "Oji-chan".
Annotation

伯父(oji) is used for your parents' elder brother.
叔父(oji) is used for your parents' younger brother.
In addition, both of them are the same pronunciations.

Because the judgment on the conversation is difficult, we question; "Is he your parents' elder brother?" (or "Is he your parents' younger brother?")

Aunt
Meaning aunt Aunt, your parents' elder sisters Aunt, your parents' younger sisters
Kanji 伯母/叔母
Hiragana おば
Katakana オバ
Pronunciation oba
Name generally used in Japan

おばさん(oba-san):
Achild and a adult usually use "Oba-san".

おばちゃん(oba-chan):
A little boys and a little girls uses "Oba-chan".
Annotation 伯母(oba) is used for your parents' elder sisters.
叔母(oba) is used for your parents' younger sisters.
In addition, both of them are the same pronunciations.

Cousin
Meaning cousin Cousin in hiragana
Cousin in katakana
Kanji 従兄/従兄弟/従姉/
従妹/従姉妹/従弟/
従兄妹/従姉弟
Hiragana いとこ
Katakana イトコ
Pronunciation itoko
Name generally used in Japan Cousin doesn't have a special name.
Each first name, nickname, and the family name are used.
Annotation

Strictly speaking, there are a lot of kanji with meaning "Cousin" in Japanese.

For instance, if your cousin is a man, you should use kanji of "従兄弟(itoko)[cousin]" for him, if your cousin is a woman, you should use kanji of "従姉妹(itoko)[cousin]" for her.

In addition, if your cousin is a man who is senior to you, you should use kanji of "従兄(itoko)[cousin]" for him, if your cousin is a man who is younger than you, you should use kanji of "従弟(itoko)[cousin]" for him.
If your cousin is a woman who is senior to you, you should use kanji of "従姉(itoko)[cousin]" for her, if your cousin is a woman who is younger than you, you should use kanji of "従妹(itoko)[cousin]" for her.

But, using such kanji properly is troublesome.
Therefore, we usually use for cousin the hiragana "いとこ(itoko)"
Moreover, katakana "ITOKO" is used in folklore and anthropology.

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Family in Japanese: The another word "Ikka"

Family in Japanese kanji symbol 

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Family in Japanese kanji


This kanji symbol is "Family".

The Japanese word "家族(kazoku)" broadly translates into the English word "family".
Another one word that means "Family" in Japanese exists.

That is "一家(Ikka)".
The word "Ikka" means "A family or a home".

 

Difference between "家族(Kazoku)" and "一家(Ikka)"

Family of another word in Japanese  On Japanese dictionary, "Kazoku" is "People composed by kin or the marriage"
And, the meaning of "Ikka" is "a family" or "Entire family" or "Independent sect in study and the art, etc.".

In addition, both clear differences are "How to use the word."
Word "一家(Ikka)" is not used alone in general though word "家族(Kazoku)" is used alone.

The word "一家(Ikka)" is used as "Blah blah blah 一家(ikka)", or as "一家(ikka) blah blah blah".

 

< Use of common the word "Ikka" >

In Japan, the word "Ikka" is generally used for "1 family"
For instance, it is used for the Smith family as "スミス一家(Smith Ikka)".
"We are Smith Ikka" is "私たちはスミス一家です。(watashi tachi wa sumisu ikka desu)" in Japanese.

Moreover, the number of families to the use of the word "Ikka" doesn't have the rule.
Therefore, 2 person family, 3 person family, and 10 person families etc. are all "Blah blah blah(family name) Ikka".

 

< Other use of the word "Ikka" >

As an example,

English
Japanese
Pronunciation
First family 大統領一家 daitouryou ikka
good man/land lord 一家の主 ikka no aruji
fire side 一家団欒 ikka danran
Holy Family キリスト一家 kirisuto ikka
keep house 一家を養う ikka wo yashinau
bread winner/provider 一家の大黒柱 ikka no daikokubashira
mass [family] suicide 一家心中 ikka shinjuu
a wealthy family 裕福な一家 yuufuku na ikka

 

This is the word "Ikka danran" I like.

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A happy home
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Ikka-danran:Kanji symbols of Happy home
Meaning fire side.
a happy home.
a close family atmosphere.
Passing a pleasant time while talking together with all families.
Japanese
Happy home in kanji
一家団欒
Pronunciation ikka danran
Annotation

"一家(Ikka)" means the family in Japanese.
"団欒(Danran)" means "Having a good time at home with one's family" in Japanese.
Or, it means "Enjoying a family gathering".

This kanji idiom has very warm-hearted tone.
In Japan, when spending only a family's time, this phrase is often used.

It is a warm, and very wonderful phrase.
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of Happy home.pdf

 

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These kanji symbols are "Blah blah blah family".

This page is the second page of "Japanese kanji symbol for family".

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Family in Japanese kanji


This kanji symbol is "Family".

The first kanji "ka" is a meaning "Home/House".
And, the other kanji is meaning "Family and kin".

The Japanese word "家族(kazoku)" broadly translates into the English word "family".
This page is a feature of "Blah blah blah family".

*You can freely download the stencil for the tattoo.

Family
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Family in Japanese kanji
Meaning Family
Pronunciation kazoku
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Family of three members
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Kanji symbols of Three-people family
Meaning a family of three members.
Japanese
Family of three members in kanji
三人家族
Pronunciation san nin kazoku
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of Three-people family.pdf

Family of four members
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Kanji symbols of Four-people family
Meaning a family of four members.
Japanese
Family of four members in kanji
四人家族
Pronunciation yo nin kazoku
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Family of five members
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Kanji symbols of Five-people family
Meaning a family of five members.
Japanese

Family of five members in kanji
五人家族
Pronunciation go nin kazoku
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Family of six members
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Kanji symbols of Six-people family
Meaning a family of six members.
Japanese

Family of six members in kanji
六人家族
Pronunciation roku nin kazoku
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Big family
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Kanji symbols of Big family
Meaning a big family.
a large family.
a extended family.
Japanese

Big family in kanji
家族愛
Pronunciation dai kazoku
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<The definition of the big family in the Japanese>:
Though word "Big family" is always used in Japan, the formal definition seems not to exist.
In general, the concept of "Nuclear family" is "Extended family."
These are scientific terms that the social anthropologist named Murdoch advocated for the classification of the family form.
Though small family as an alias of a nuclear family, and big family as an alias of an extended family may be used, it seems that it has a gap to the meaning of the extended family of an everyday language of Japan.

Big family in Japan
According to Takashi Aoki of the Japanese TV commentator, "The family of a lot of people only in parents and a child" who does not have a grandpa grandma is a definition of an extended family.

Well, how many members family is "Big family"?
In Japan, The family who exceeds six person seems to be called a big family.
In the census of Japan of 2000, the following results are shown.

The size of a family
The number of household
7
594,352
8
144,907
9
27,856
10
9,067

 

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I collected kanji phrases concerning the family.


This kanji symbol is "Family". Family in Japanese kanji

The first kanji "ka" is a meaning "Home/House".

And, the other kanji is meaning "Family and kin".

The Japanese word "家族(kazoku)" broadly translates into the English word "family".

<Japanese Family>:
The contemporary Japanese family looks like the traditional western style family with a father, mother, and children settled in urban areas living in little apartments. The mother cares for the children and the father works in a company or governmental institution or is running his own business.

How does an average modern age Japanese family function? It all begins at home. Japanese people have a very particular concept of home called uchi, which literary means 'house' but also means 'inside.' Everything outside the house means soto, which literary means 'outside.' Uchi-soto, however, does not only refer to the literal meaning of house, or inside and outside, but is a form of the ie family system.   more

<Kanji has some styles of type>:
They are "楷書(Kaisho), 行書(Gyousho), 草書(Sousho), 隷書(Reisho), 篆書(Tensho)" etc.

Stencil for tattoo of family of Kanji

The image below is a tattoo stencil with those five.
You can use it by freely downloading it.In Japanese, another word with a pronunciation of "Kazoku" exists.

That is "華族(kazoku)".

Kazoku refers to the aristocratic or noble class of the Empire of Japan; this system existed from 1869 to 1947.

Though the samurai class had been abolished, many 大名(daimyo) and 公家(kuge), rather than losing their rank entirely, were given Western-style titles, such as baron, duke or marquis.
Therefore, "kazoku" and "kazoku" are words with a quite different meaning.

*These are the kanji symbol expressing "Hopes or wishes to a family of you."

Family love
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Kaozku-ai:Japanese tattoo symbols of Family-love
Meaning Family love.
Love between families.

Own love to family.
Japanese

Family love in Japanese kanji

家族愛
Pronunciation kazoku-ai
Annotation

This kanji word has wide implication.

The love to your own family,
the love to the family who lives in the distance,
Sad love in the family,
Big love that envelop family,
Pretty love between brothers,
Consideration of a grandchild for a grandma,
Patience of the grandpa for a grandchild....etc.
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of Family love.pdf


Japanese familism regime
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Kazoku-shugi:Kanji symbols of  Familism
Meaning Familism.

Ideology that tries to expand interpersonal relationship, modus vivendi, and consideration among families to social groupings other than family and to apply.

System and custom based on that.
Japanese

Japanese familism regime in kanji

家族主義
Pronunciation kazoku shugi
Annotation This ideology is general in Japan.
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of Familism.pdf

<Familism of Japan that has collapsed>:
The Japanese is a nation who originally emphasizes harmony and the rule.

But, the number of egocentric people is increasing in Japan every year.

There is "Distorted familism" there.

And it is very ugly.

The cause into which the Prime Minister in Japan frequently changes is it exactly.

 


*The following two Kanji idioms have the same meaning.

Unity between families
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Kazoku-no-wa:Japanese tattoo symbols of Harmony between families:1
Meaning Unity between families.
Harmony between families.

Cooperation between families.
Japanese

Harmony between families in kanji



家族の和
Pronunciation kazoku no wa
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of harmony between families-1.pdf

Harmony between families
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Kazoku-no-chowa:Japanese tattoo symbols of Harmony between families: 2
Meaning Harmony between families.
Cooperation between families.

Unity between families.
Japanese

Harmony between families in kanji


家族の調和
Pronunciation kazoku no chouwa
Annotation This is the kanji symbol expressing "Hopes or wishes to a family of you."
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of harmony between families-2.pdf

*A difference of these two kanji phrases is "和(Wa)" and "調和(Cho-wa).

和(wa): harmony, balance.
調和(chouwa): harmony, unity

Though the meaning of these two kanji idioms is almost the same, "Kazoku-no-wa" is a family who has a natural unity, on the other hand, "Kazoku-no chouwa" means the cooperation of the family.

Happy prayer of Japan for family
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Kanai-anzen;Japanese word to pray for the happiness of the family
Meaning Japanese kanji phrase to pray for the happiness of the family.
Japanese
Happy prayer of Japan for family
家内安全
Pronunciation kanai anzan
Annotation Most Japanese people goes to the Shinto shrine on the New Year's Day.
And, they pray for three wishes then.

Those three wishes are "traffic safety, prosperity in business, and well-being of the family."

"Kanai-anzen" is the Japanese kanji phrase that prays for "Happiness of the family".
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of To pray for the happiness of the family.pdf

On New Year's Day, a large number of people go to pray at the shrine.

That is "はつもうで/初詣(hatsumoude)" in Japanese.

Senso-ji Temple of Asakusa, Tokyo Senso-ji Temple of Asakusa, Tokyo:2
Yhis is Kaminarimon in Tokyo Asakusa. This is Senso-ji in Tokyo Asakusa.
It is a very elegant Shinto shrine.
The New Year's visit to a Shinto shrine of Tokyo Meiji Shrine Senso-ji Temple of Asakusa, Tokyo :3
This is Meiji-jingu in Tokyo.
It is "The maximum Shinto shrine in Japan" in which the most a lot of Japanese gather in here for the New Year's visit to a shrine.
This is Senso-ji in Tokyo Asakusa.

This is scenery of the New Year's visit to a Shinto shrine by the Japanese.

"はつもうで/初詣(hatsumoude)" on the New Year's Day is a traditional custom of Japan.

Senso-ji Temple of Asakusa, Tokyo:4 This is a shops lining an arcade in Sensou-ji Temple in Tokyo Asakusa.


In Senso-ji Temple, the people who finished a New Year's visit to a Shinto shrine do shopping here.

This is a famous place that the foreigner tourist visits.

The shops lining a passageway in Senso-ji in Tokyo Asakusa
A lot of lucky charms are sold in the precincts. Everybody looks very happy.

In the Japanese Shinto shrine, you can buy various Japanese lucky charms.
All these are lucky charms of the Shinto shrine to pray for the security of the family.

Ema of the Japanese lucky charm The shimenawa rope of the shrine for praying for the safety of the family

This is a lucky charm called Japanese "Ema".

In this "Ema", there is many kinds.

Moreover, the wish for which it prays is also various.

This is a Sime-nawa.

Shimenawa rope; in Shinto religion, a thick, twisted straw rope with stripes of white paper hung around a place to ward off evil spirits.

The lucky charm which is sold in a Japanese Shinto shrine:1 The lucky charm which is sold in a Japanese Shinto shrine-2
This is a charm of a temple called Shin-sho-ji[=新勝寺] of Narita-shi, Chiba. This is the charm of a temple called Hoko-ji[=放光寺」 of Yamanashi Prefecture.

Family's smile
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Kazoku-no-egao:Kanji symbols of The smile of the family
Meaning Family's smile.
Family's smiling face.
Japanese
Family's smile in kanji
家族の笑顔
Pronunciation kazoku no egao
Stencil for tattoo Japanese tattoo symbols of The smile of the family.pdf

Family ties
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Kazoku-no-kizuna:Kanji symbols of Family ties
Meaning Family ties.
A family's bonds.

Bonds between families.
Japanese
Family ties in kanji
家族の絆
Pronunciation kazoku no kizuna
Annotation The word "kizuna" is the meaning "Ties" or "A bonds".
This is a very wonderful word.

This kanji idiom has a beautiful tone much.
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