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Stories behind the tees.
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NEW · GIFT GUIDEGift ideas for Japan lovers.Eleven tees matched to the person you are shopping for – from Mt. Fuji and matcha to a good-luck folding fan.READ THE GIFT GUIDE →
STYLINGBuild the look around one graphic tee.Three easy ways to wear a graphic tee with clothes you already own.READ →
SIZE GUIDEStart with a T-shirt that already fits.Measure a tee you love and compare it with our size charts before you order.READ →
GIFTSChristmas gifts for Japan lovers.Tees for everyone on your list, and how to order so they arrive in time.READ →JAPANMount Fuji, Japan’s sacred mountain.How high it is, why it is sacred, where to see it and when to climb it.READ →JAPANWhat cherry blossoms mean in Japan.Hanami, the cherry blossom front and new beginnings in April.READ →JAPANThe shiba inu, Japan’s little hunting dog.Where the breed comes from, what its name means and life with a shiba.READ →KANJIWhat the kanji on our tees mean.Ichigo ichie, meikyo shisui, kokoro, yukyu and sakura, read and explained.READ →KANJIIchigo ichie (一期一会): meaning and origin.Ichigo ichie is a four-kanji Japanese phrase that means “one time, one meeting”: treasure this moment, because it will never happen in quite the same way again. Here is how to read it, what each character means and where the words come from.READ →KANJIMeikyo shisui (明鏡止水): meaning and origin.Meikyo shisui means “a clear mirror and still water”: a calm, clear mind that no worry or desire clouds. Here is how to read it, what the characters mean and where the phrase comes from.READ →TRAVELWhat to wear on a trip to Japan.A few layers, shoes you can walk in, and tees that photograph well.READ →CAREKeep a printed tee looking new.Wash cold and inside out, dry low, and never iron the print.READ →