Scroll down to see all 11 of Master Takase's designs Life and Death in Japanese is  which is read seishi. The Japanese word seishi means "Life and Death" and also translates as the Buddhist concept "Samsara (cycle of death and rebirth)" and is composed of the kanji  (read as "sei") meaning "life; birth" and  (read as "shi") meaning "death; die". Easily Confirmed Translations We want you to be as happy with the translation as you are with Master Takase's beautiful art and so we have provided direct links to the independent Jeffrey's Japanese<->English Dictionary. To easily confirm the translation for yourself click on any of the links above or click on Life and Death (seishi). Japanese Calligraphy has five major fonts. As you can see from the designs above these can look quite different but the meaning does not change. And Japanese is commonly written both vertically and horizontally (from left to right) and the meaning remains the same. All the designs above have exactly the same meaning. You might be familiar with the Block font which is also used in newspapers and dictionaries. With Japanese Calligraphy though there is so much more. The Cursive and Semi-Cursive scripts have almost infinite possibilities - and it is here that Master Takase's artistry truly shines through. Authentic Hand-Lettered Japanese Tattoos
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