"Fly" Japanese calligraphy

"飛" (hi, or tobu). It is translated as fly.
This character is written by Kanzi, Semi-cursive script.

Etymology :　ideograph
The ancient people created this letter from the state that a bird flew.

I imagine a manly eagle from this form.

Rainy Reflection Tokyo

It snowed in Tokyo in this April, a record for the first time in 41 years.
Unseasonable weather in this spring.

Many rainy days, almost like crying.




Brightness and darkness... 　Shine and shadow...
The big city has various expressions.

Deeply and more deeper..




Jungle of the Far East.

A lot of people are at a loss...

Oops. Red lights.

Here is in front of the Tokyo Station, Marunouchi side entrance.

"Rain" Japanese calligraphy

"雨" (u, or ame). It is translated as rain.
This character is written by Kanzi, Regular script.

Etymology :　ideograph
The ancient people created this kanji from the state that it rained.
This is the wonderful letter that the Creation was expressed.


Rain looks elegantly.

Sky Line

　　　Why will people like looking at the sea having nothing?
　　　Yes, I am so, too.

　　　There is nothing? 　
　　　No, there is some kind of all there.

　　　It may be so. Probably...

　　　The most west end of the Far East...

　　　Here is Karatsu-shi, Saga Prefecture.

"Sky" Japanese calligraphy

"空"(sora, kū)　It is translated as often translated as "Void",
but also meaning sky, heaven, empty.
This character is written by Kanzi, Seal script.
Etymology :　Phono-semantic compound
semantic　穴 (holl) 　+　phonetic 工 (labour, work)

Sky always surrounds the people easily.
All the people...
Regular script is here, look at please.