liter­ally * kanji

Click the kanji to observe them in their natural habitat!

• 雪
  snow

  Appearing gentle when solitary, snow kanji (雪) are gregarious creatures that enjoy riding the winds and coordinating outfits with snow shoe hares.

• 雨
  rain

  Rain kanji (雨) are hateful creatures that hurl their tiny bodies into unsuspecting ants with no regard for their own wellbeing.

• 風
  wind

  Wind kanji (風) are the musicians of the logographic kingdom. They will turn anything into a musical instrument, from tiny leaves to mountain passes.

• 蛍
  firefly

  Firefly kanji (蛍) also known as lightning bug kanji, have been going blinky blinky on warm nights for millions of years. Annoyingly, humans have recently learned how to also go blinky blinky and have been seriously cramping their style.

  Fortunately, by simply being lazy you, yes you, can help firefly kanji. Forgetting to turn on the outside lights, and letting your yard go wild is very good for firefly kanji and their squishy kanji babies.

• 星
  star

  Unlike those lazy firefly kanji, star kanji (星) can be seen peppering the sky every night, even when it's chilly.