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SHIRT-NOGA1 Japanese T-shirt "No Gaijin Allowed"

In stock in San Diego! Weight: 300 g. Price: $18.95
Product type: Japanese T-Shirt 100% Cotton (pre-shrunk) (What is this?)

No Foreigners Allowed. There's no way around it: whenever you go drinking in Tokyo's fashionable Roppongi district, there's always the chance you'll run into a bar that forbids gaijin (foreigners) from entering. Here's a wacky T-shirt that captures this bizarre message for you, a great shirt to wear when you want to shock and amuse Japanese people or just have something cool on. The shirt says "We're very sorry but foreigners are not allowed here." Designed by Japanese illustrator Kenji Takahashi. This is the men's standard sized shirt, available in sizes S through XL. (SZS SZM SZL SZXL SZ2XL)

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SHIRT-BAKA Japanese T-shirt "Baka Gaijin" (Stupid Foreigner)

In stock in San Diego! Weight: 300 g. Price: $17.95
Product type: Japanese T-Shirt 100% Cotton (pre-shrunk) (What is this?)

Two words a foreigner living in Japan learns pretty quickly are baka (stupid) and gaijin (foreigner). We put these two fun words together on a bizarre Japanese T-shirt that's perfect for fans who want to show their devotion to Japanese wacky culture. Dare to be stupid with this bizarre and fun Japanese T-shirt! Sizes in stock are S, M, L, XL. (SZS SZM SZL SZXL)

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SHIRT-KANJI1 Japanese Calligraphy T-shirt - "Gaijin" (foreigner)

Number in stock: 9 Weight: 300 g. Price: $12.95
Product type: Japanese T-Shirt 100% Cotton (pre-shrunk) (What is this?)

Westerners are often fascinated with the aesthetic beauty and functionality of kanji, the Chinese pictographs used to communicate meaning in China and Japan. Now J-List carries wacky Japanese T-shirts that feature messages written with a calligraphy brush pen (fude pen for writing shuuji characters). This character is gaijin which means "foreigner" (or more literally "outside person"), an esoteric shirt for any non-Japanese to sport. Beside the kanji, Japanese hiragana characters illustrate the pronunciation and give a Japanese uniqueness to the design. This is the standard men's size black shirt, available in S.

Please note, this shirt is being removed from our line up to make more room for new designs. Get your size while supplies last. All sales final. (SZS)

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SWN76 Noritama Furikake -- Egg & Seaweed
This item is in stock in Japan. Weight: 50 g. Price: $2.80 Product type: Japanese Food
With the many many varieties of Furikake (dried food condiment sprinkled over rice -- 'furikakeru' literally means to 'sprinkle' in cooking terms), how could you ever get bored of eating rice? Take this traditional Noritama furikake: Nori (seaweed) plus Tama (tamago means egg) = tasty nutrition! Highly recommende for gaijin who aren't sure if they like this delicious taste from Japan, since it's just dried nori and scrambled egg. Furikake adds fun to plain rice or adventure to your next Japanese fusion cooking creation. Why be just healthy when you can be healthy and traditional? Jun highly recommends this tasty treat from Japan. Goes great with bento lunches, too!


DS1565 Let's Play in Japanese ~ Nihongo de Asobo
Number in stock: 3 Weight: 200 g. Price: $62.00 Product type: NINTENDO DS
A great tool for helping foreigners master Japanese more effectively, this is Nihongo de Asobo (Let's Play in Japanese), published by the staff that also produces the popular NHK TV show that helps both Japanese and gaijin learn the language properly. It contains a series of card-based games in which you have to choose the correct word, which is quite fun. A great tool for polishing your Japanese skills, and since kanji is written with the stylus, it helps you learn kanji by repetitively writing, too! About this software product: This is a standard Nintendo DS software cartridge made for the Japanese market. It is compatible with DS hardware (the original DS, DS Lite and the new DSi) from around the world. Note that the game itself and game manual are in Japanese. The game is in Japanese using easy kanji, so some language ability or a game guide are recommended.


DS2923 Touch Training with Anpanman
This item can be ordered. Weight: 200 g. Price: $65.00 Product type: NINTENDO DS
Anpan-man is the super hero beloved by virtually all children in Japan. His head is made of anpan or bread with sweet beans inside, and he and his friends Curry Bread Man, Sliced Bread Man and Melon Panna fight the evil Baikin-man (Bacteria Man). This is an awesome new game that helps children learn all kinds of interesting things, from ABC's to hiragana to dozens of mini games that train little minds (or gaijin trying to learn Japanese) in various ways. A fun game for Nintendo DS! This special edition comes with a limited Anpanman stylus for using with your DS. About this software product: This is a standard Nintendo DS software cartridge made for the Japanese market. It is compatible with DS hardware (the original DS, DS Lite and the new DSi) from around the world. Note that the game itself and game manual are in Japanese. We recommend that you use this program with other study tools to learn the correct pronunciations for Japanese.

HNK001 Japanese Custom Made Stamp ~ Square 0.5 inch Hanko

Custom Order Item Weight: 100 g. Price: $14.00
Product type: Custom Japanese Hanko (Name Stamp)

In Japan, hanko (name stamps) are used in lieu of signing your name as the way of signifying agreement, and the culture of these stamps has always been fascinating to gaijin unfamiliar with Japanese ways. Now you can get any kanji name you want on your very own Japanese name stamp. This is a quality stamp made of wood with any custom name or message you want on it, which will be a great connection to you and Japan. This name stamp is also legally able to be used in Japan (just register it with your local city office).

You can choose between 1-6 kanji, hiragana or katakana characters, and the Japanese staff of J-List will be happy to help you choose the best character for what you want to express. This type of stamp is usually used for names, and there are multiple approaches foreigners can take when choosing a name. Here are three examples:


This is an example of a name in katakana, the Japanese writing system used for foreign words and names. It says "Payne."	Kanji can be chosen based on their pronunciation, too. In this case we're using the "peh" sound from Peking ("North Capital") and the "in" sound from the Buddhist temple Byodoin near Kyoto.	There are ways of choosing kanji based on meaning, called ateji or forcing a reading on a character. For example, "Payne" comes from the French pan (bread), the name could be written with a character (archaic in this case) for bread.

This stamp can also be used to express your favorite character or concept, from love (ai) to sincerity (makoto) to a wacky message you'd like to create, as long as it can fit within the character limit for this stamp. After adding this item to your shopping cart you can type comments to the J-List staff and we'll verify the characters you want before finalizing the order. We also humbly request to include a pronunciation guide for all unique spelling of names.

Since the stamps are custom made by a company here in Japan, please allow 2-4 weeks for your name stamp to be made, prior to the shipping date.

SHIRT-MIXED1 Japanese T-Shirt - I Like Mixed Bathing

In stock in San Diego! Weight: 300 g. Price: $15.95
Product type: Japanese T-Shirt 100% Cotton (pre-shrunk) (What is this?)

Many gaijin come to Japan and fall in love with onsen (OWN-sen), the famous natural hot springs that have been enjoyed by Japanese for centuries. The best hot springs are, of course, the mixed-bathing variety, called kon'yoku in Japanese, a special bath where men and women can take a bath together. Here's a great wacky kanji T-shirt that proclaims your affinity for Japan's mixed-bathing culture, featuring a kanji slogan that reads "I love mixed-bathing hot springs," with the normal "heart" shape cleverly replaced by the "onsen mark," a symbol that denotes Japanese hot springs. Printed on an attractive yellow shirt, and available in sizes S.

Please note this is a close out design to make room for newer designs for the new year. Limited supplies available so get your size while you can. Sorry all sales final. (SZS)

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