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Write Your Name In Japanese Kanji: Convert Any Personal Name Or Surname To The Kanji Of Your Choice: Kanji For Over 300 Personal
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This Book Is Intended To Help You Easily Determine Your Japanese Name And Learn The Most Suitable Way To Write It With Japanese Kanji.Japan More Than Most Countries, Places Emphasis On Harmoniously Blending In With Others. In Fact, It Has Not One, But Two Proverbs Similar To The Western, When In Rome Go Ni Itte Wa, Go Ni Shigagae, Or Obey The Customs Of The Village You Enter; And Deru Kugi Wa Utareru, Or The Nail That Sticks Up Will Be Hammered. This Suggests, Then That The Westerner Who Manages To Leap Across The Cultural Chasm And Adapt His Or Her Name To The Vernacular Is Taking The First Step Toward A Happy And Productive Stay Among The Japanese. Even Though An English Name Might Not Have An Equivalent Japanese Name, Write Your Name In Kanji Will Help You Understand What Goes Into Selecting A Name, And Will Present A Number Of Choices So That You Can Pick The Most Appropriate Characters To Represent Your Own Name In The Japanese Language. In Doing So, This Book May Even Help Give You A Better Understanding Of Your Original English (Or Other) Name.As You Will See With This Kanji Book, You May Consider Several Different Japanese Equivalents For Your Name And Select The Most Appropriate To Your Tastes And Character. If You Are Not Satisfied With The Meaning Carried By Your Original English Name, Chances Are That You Can Find A Name Approximating It Phonetically But Containing A Fabulous Meaning That Your English Name Lacks. You May Decide To Use One Of The Attentiongetting Transcriptions To Amuse Your Friends Or Deliver Such An Unforgettable First Impression That New Business Associates Will Never Forget You. If You Stick To The Original Meaning Of Your English Name, You May Also Find A Corresponding One In Fascinating Kanji. If You Prefer A Simple Phonetic Transcription, You Can Simply Elect To Render Your Name In Its Katakana Or Hiragana Equivalent.Once You'Ve Selected A Name That Appeals To You, You Might Even Have It Engraved Into A Hanko (A Seal Or Stamp Always Required In Lieu Of A Handwritten Signature For Official Or Businessrelated Documents) And Officially Register It In Japan. You Will Be Issued A Certificate Legitimizing Your Seal, And The Characters It Bears, As Legally Valid And Binding On Any Official Document You Affix It To In Japan. This Would Certainly Make An Impression On Your Japanese Friends Or Associates!
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- Q: What is the purpose of the book 'Write Your Name in Japanese Kanji'? A: The book helps readers convert their personal names or surnames into Japanese Kanji, providing guidance on selecting the most suitable characters.
- Q: Who is the author of this book? A: The author of 'Write Your Name in Japanese Kanji' is Nobuo Sato.
- Q: How many names and kanji variations are included in the book? A: The book includes kanji for over 300 personal names and more than 5,000 kanji variations.
- Q: What is the format of the book? A: The book is available in paperback format.
- Q: Is this book suitable for beginners in learning Japanese? A: Yes, the book is designed to help beginners understand how to write their names in Japanese Kanji easily.
- Q: Can I use this book for names that do not have a direct Japanese equivalent? A: Yes, the book offers various phonetic approximations and meanings, allowing you to choose a suitable Japanese name even if there is no direct equivalent.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the book? A: The book contains 196 pages, providing ample content for readers interested in learning about Japanese names.
- Q: When was 'Write Your Name in Japanese Kanji' published? A: The book was published on November 8, 2016.
- Q: Is this book intended for casual readers or more serious learners? A: The book caters to both casual readers and those looking to understand Japanese culture and naming conventions more deeply.
- Q: Can I officially register the name chosen from this book in Japan? A: Yes, you can have your chosen name engraved into a hanko and officially register it in Japan.