OK. It is Hiragana, one of the three written forms of Japanese. (Hiragana, Katagana - used for foreign words - and Kanji - the characters adopted/adapted from Chinese)
It says: tsurigane-soo Which translates: dotted bell flower In Botany: Adenophora triphylla
More information that you wanted maybe. LOL
-- Edited by karl271 on Monday 5th of March 2018 09:19:03 PM
OK. It is Hiragana, one of the three written forms of Japanese. (Hiragana, Katagana - used for foreign words - and Kanji - the characters adopted/adapted from Chinese)
It says: tsurigane-soo Which translates: dotted bell flower In Botany: Adenophora triphylla
More information that you wanted maybe. LOL
-- Edited by karl271 on Monday 5th of March 2018 09:19:03 PM
Thanks so much!
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I learned a couple of kanji "words" when I was in Japan. The character for ferry, since the apartment where I was staying was located near the ferry, and the one for the train station, so I could get around.
I learned a couple of kanji "words" when I was in Japan. The character for ferry, since the apartment where I was staying was located near the ferry, and the one for the train station, so I could get around.
Did you learn the one for Saki so you could have a drink?
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