Bare in Japanese

ベア

Bare, when pronounced "ber", is ベア (bea) in katakana.

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Name and Phrase

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

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Bare Family Is My Life ber ベア Bare in katakana with the kanji for Life (inochi) and a red eternity seal

Bare Family Is My Life ber べあ Bare in hiragana with the kanji for Life (inochi) and a red eternity seal

Bare Family Bonds Are Forever ber ベア Bare in katakana with the kanji for Bonds (kizuna) and a red eternity seal

Bare Family Bonds Are Forever ber べあ Bare in hiragana with the kanji for Bonds (kizuna) and a red eternity seal

Bare Japanese Tattoo Designs

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

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

Bare katakana, vertical

Bare katakana, horizontal

Bare hiragana, vertical

Bare hiragana, horizontal

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

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