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Written by Evan C Norman   
Wednesday, 23 May 2007

Simon Matthews, over at Ion Global's blog, the Globe, points us to an interesting Japanese phenomenon, the use of English words as a design element. This made me think of all the popular Kanji tattoos we see in the U.S., and Simon also points to a site that offers an explanation of what some of those tattoos really mean.

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