DJ in Japanese

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DJ, when pronounced "j", is ジ (ji) in katakana.

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Name and Phrase

"DJ Family is My Life," "DJ Family Bonds are Forever." Each is composed in Japanese calligraphy by Master Takase.

These are high-resolution PDFs with the calligraphy, the line-art, the English, the Japanese, the Japanese reading. For a real example see Name and Phrase.

DJ Family Is My Life j ジ DJ in katakana with the kanji for Life (inochi) and a red eternity seal

DJ Family Is My Life j じ DJ in hiragana with the kanji for Life (inochi) and a red eternity seal

DJ Family Bonds Are Forever j ジ DJ in katakana with the kanji for Bonds (kizuna) and a red eternity seal

DJ Family Bonds Are Forever j じ DJ in hiragana with the kanji for Bonds (kizuna) and a red eternity seal

DJ Japanese Tattoo Designs

DJ in vertical katakana as a tattoo on a man's arm

Get your tattoo of DJ in Japanese brushed by Master Eri Takase. You can order DJ in katakana, which is how non-Japanese names are written in Japanese, or hiragana, which is considered more feminine. DJ, when pronounced j, is ジ (ji) in katakana and じ in hiragana. Click the sample and see for yourself.

DJ katakana, vertical

DJ katakana, horizontal

DJ hiragana, vertical

DJ hiragana, horizontal

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A customer's tattoo: Mayumi is my life, in Japanese calligraphy by Master Eri Takase

Each design is an original work by Master Takase, delivered as a high-resolution PDF with the calligraphy and line art: everything you need for a perfect tattoo or print. Every translation includes links to independent sources so with one click you can verify it for yourself.

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