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Our exclusive Asia-inspired designs, from funny food themes (like "I Love Natto" and "Powered by Bagoong")
to vintage Chinese and Japanese art, and hip Harajuku and karaoke t-shirts.

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Keep Calm & Karaoke
A parody of the famous WWII era "Keep Calm and Carry On." Why carry on when you can karaoke?

Asian Year of the Tiger 2010
Greet the Chinese New Year with a vibrant, modern paper-cut style tiger

Kappa Kappa Maki Fake Fraternity-Sorority
If your idea of Rush s getting a seat at the sushi bar before it fills up on a Friday night, our mock Fraternity-Sorority shirts are for you

Wasabi With You?
Utter silliness with a touch of "kawaii" -- a conversation sushi and wasabi.

"Meh" Eye Kanji
The kanji for the word "eyes,"pronounced "meh."

Inspiring Kanji
A collection of Japanese kanji for those seeking to wear a meaningful and aesthetically pleasing message.

Japanese Haiku Cherry Blossoms
Adapted from a haiku by famous Japanese haiku poet Issa in 1827: "The foothills creep through a white cloud of cherry blossoms."

Japanese Haiku Dragonfly
Dragonflies and a haiku by Japanese poet Issa with our original artwork. "The dragonfly! Distant mountains reflected in his eyes."

Frog Haiku
An original design adapted from a haiku by famous Japanese poet Basho: "An old pond ... A frog jumps in! Splash!"

Powered by Jook
A favorite breakfast or snack all over Asia, jook (Chinese rice porridge) is what keeps many of us going!

Obama in Japanese
Obama themed designs in Japanese katakana or kanji

Japanese food "Got sake?
Sake lovers and afficianados of Japanese cuisine will enjoy our original artwork of a traditional sake "masu." A must for sushi lovers as well!

East-West Union Anniversary

Love Karaoke
Love karaoke? A touch of Japan (and perhaps a bit of the 80s) spices up this design for die-hard karaoke lovers.

Fireworks Dragon
Fireworks illumine a glowing red dragon and the Japanese word for fireworks (hanabi) in kanji,
captured within a circle of light.

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