Affluence
May 31, 2010
tomi, to-mu, fu, pu
This lucky character suggests richness. Tomi implies affluence, wealth, and a fortune. It is something you could bring to somebody or something you could attract, get, build up and enjoy. “Kyo man no tomi” is an immense fortune.
Tomu is a verb accompanying okurigana “mu,” but sounds like an adjective meaning affluent. A wit is described as “kichi ni tomu hito,” which means a person who is affluent with ability to use words and ideas in a sharp and imaginative way. You can see the Japanese “wit” -> here.
Taketomijima, the name of an island, includes this character. Jima is the voiced sound of shima, which means an island.
Taketomijima is a nice resort near Ishigaki Island in Okinawa.
- Draw the dot on the top.
- Draw the dot to the left.
- Draw the hook.
- Draw the horizontal line below the crown.
- Draw the left side of the smaller rectangle.
- Draw the upper and right sides of the smaller rectangle.
- Draw the lower side of the smaller rectangle.
- Draw the left side of the larger rectangle.
- Draw the upper and right sides of the larger rectangle.
- Draw the vertical stroke in the larger rectangle.
- Draw the horizontal stroke crossing the previous stroke.
- Draw the lower side of the larger rectangle.






June 9, 2010 at 2:24 pm
Excellent work mate! All these characters look beautiful.
June 9, 2010 at 2:56 pm
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