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From wacky food themes (like "Got Boba?" and "I Love natto") to vintage Chinese ad art, decorated haiku and hip Harajuku t-shirts, and Asian New Year designs.

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Asian Year of the Ox 2009 2009 is the Year of the Ox, celebrated in all over Asia. Chinese paper cut-out style art of an ox with the kanji for "ushidoshi" (Year of the Ox) make this t-shirt a must-have for 2009.	Japanese Haiku Dragonfly Dragonflies and a haiku by Japanese poet Issa with original artwork by Rotem Gear.	Obama in Japanese Obama themed designs in Japanese katakana or kanji
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.	Frog Haiku An original design adapted from a haiku by famous Japanese poet Basho: "An old pond ... A frog jumps in! Splash!"
Fireworks Dragon Fireworks illumine a glowing red dragon and the Japanese word for fireworks (hanabi) in kanji, captured within a circle of light.	Japanese Kanji Ice - Snowcone With its bold, bright refreshing colors, the kanji for "ice," and a happy penguin, this traditional graphic icon heralds the arrival of summer in Japan and snowcones.	Mmm... Tofu! Retro Tofu and soy lovers, and vegetarians, will love this swell retro style design.
Powered by Jook A favorite breakfast or snack all over Asia, jook (Chinese rice porridge) is what keeps many of us going!	Powered by Bagoong Homage to bagoong, the traditional Filipino condiment made from anchovies.	Japanese Food: Natto Several natto (fermented soybean) designs on shirts and more : Love Natto, "got natto?" and just plain natto!
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!	Ancient Japanese Coin Based on a 17th century Japanese coin	"Chi" Chinese Calligraphy The Chinese character for "chi" or life force, in bold calligraphy style.