Scroll down to see all 6 Whim of Fate designs Whim of Fate in Japanese is  which is read unmei no itazura. The Japanese phrase unmei no itazura meaning "Whim of Fate, Vagaries of Fate" is composed of the words  (read as "unmei") meaning "fate; destiny" and  (read as "itazura") meaning "tease; trick; practical joke". This phrase notes the fickleness of fate as though sometimes despite our best effort, destiny has a mind of its own. This is a popular phrase and there have been Japanese TV Series and Anime with this title and it is a phrase used in everyday Japanese. Translations You Can Trust - We want you to be as happy with the translation for "Whim of Fate" as you are with Master Takase's beautiful art and so we have provided direct links to the completely independent dictionary Jeffrey's Japanese<->English Dictionary. To confirm the translation for yourself click on any of the links above. Different Fonts, Same Meaning Japanese Calligraphy has five major fonts and, as you can see, they can look quite different. However, the different fonts do not change the meaning because the kanji are exactly the same. And it doesn't matter if the design is horizontal or vertical as Japanese is commonly written both ways. Hand-Lettered Japanese Calligraphy
by Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase
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