Japanese Language and Culture 101 - Japanese Kanji Symbols, and Culture

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Sunday, May 14, 2006

Japanese Shop Signs

There are too many peculiar shop signs here in Japan. This must be one of them. It says, "Hospital for Clothes." Can you guess what they do?

ksuzu at 5:52 PM

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ksuzu: Japan; Hi, I'm Ken Suzuki and am an administrator of Your-Name-In-Japanese.com (www.your-name-in-japanese.com) that specializes in Japanese symbol translation. I used to live in Oregon, USA. I was often asked by people there about how to write their names in Japanese Kanji symbols. They all liked the Japanese versions of the their names, and I also enjoyed helping them write those Japanese names on their own. All the wonderful experience I had with those fellow Americans gave me the idea of starting this online business.

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