The Japanese government is cracking down on unconventional children’s names – here’s what it means - Government bans ...

That lack of knowledge hasn’t dimmed the wish by an increasing number of Americans, especially those in their late teens to mid-20s, to have Japanese and Chinese characters inked into their skin.

meaning that the way a character is written can be completely separate from its pronunciation (Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese have their variations of the Chinese characters). Because of that ...

Name Tsuita.” (The name itself is a pseudo-Chinese pun on X, the app formerly known as Twitter.) Second, although Japanese characters and Chinese characters share a common origin, their parallel ...

Anyone struggling to learn how to write Chinese or Japanese characters now have an excuse to be a little less hard on themselves. Why? Apparently, Chinese and Japanese youth forget how to write ...

Anime features non-Japanese characters, including European nobles and Chinese-American cowboy figures, who introduce distinctive perspectives and cultural layers that enhance the anime medium.

The South China Morning Post shared that prohibited girls' names may include “Jewel,” “Lovely,” “Kitty” and “Elsa,” while ...

Kanae Collins, a passionate artist and educator, guides students through the intricate world of kanji, the logographic ...

OSAKA, Japan — Japanese screenwriter and director Hikaru Takeuchi is an avid fan of the Chinese web novel Apocalyptic ...