地水火風空 (chi sui ka fuu kuu)
The Five Elements in Japanese Philosophy is called godai and refer to the five elements shown here which are 地 Ground (chi), 水 Water (mizu) (also read sui), 火 Fire (hi) (also read ka), 風 Wind (kaze) (also read fuu), and 空 Sky (sora) (also read kuu and also meaning void).
The Five Elements are most commonly known thanks to Miyamoto Musashi's The Book of Five Rings making this an excellent gift for the Miyamoto Musashi fan on your shopping list.
Verify: 地水火風空 in the Japanese-English Dictionary
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Block Vertical VB2C
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Block Vertical VB4C
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Block Vertical VB4D
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Cursive Vertical VC4B
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Design Vertical VD2B
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Design Vertical VD4B
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Design Vertical VD5B
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Semi-Cursive Vertical VS2C
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Semi-Cursive Vertical VS4C
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Semi-Cursive Vertical VS4D
Five Elements
地水火風空
chi sui ka fuu kuu
Semi-Cursive Vertical VS4E