Any name ideas for a new Japanese Website?

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JapaneseGallery

後輩

13 May 2005

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• 13 May 2005

• #1

I'm currently managing a website for the Japanese Gallery (you can see it on www.japanesegallery.co.uk) but decided to set up a new website of my own that sells similar stuff (japanese art) as well as being an information point for English people to learn about japanese culture and history. Just wanting some ideas of some names I could use - memorable to both English and Japanese people. Any ideas?

 

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iwao

先輩

28 Feb 2005

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• 5 Jun 2005

• #2

you see it's quite difficult to get a good name ...
or do people collect good domain-names to sell them to you?
nipponculture
nipponbunka
artofjapan (sounds like outofjapan) ... I don't know
check some art catalogues and pick your favourite stuff - that's the name
3-2-1-mine

 

Grandpa Frank

Sempai

Admin

Twenty-year veteran

21 May 2003

14,310

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• 5 Jun 2005

• #3

How About.....

Sushi Artworks? Sounds Japanese to most anyone.

Frank

:?

 

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alexriversan

後輩

6 Mar 2005

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• 5 Jun 2005

• #4

japangiftshop.co.uk
jpartgal.co.uk*
jpscroll.co.uk*
kakemono.co.uk
jpartlondon.co.uk

i assume, visitor prefers these marked with asterik.
however, i do not give visitor guarantee with these name.

jpartlondon.co.uk may sound too difficult to remember- or probably good, because contains your location.

 

budd

先輩

10 Jul 2003

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• 8 Jun 2005

• #5

"Sounds Japanese to most anyone."
except to japanese people (maybe)

 

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Tonysoong

先輩

2 May 2005

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• 8 Jun 2005

• #6

whatofjapan.com.uk

I shall type this in my add bar to check on it.

 

Davey

先輩

Contributor

5 Feb 2005

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• 8 Jun 2005

• #7

i like the sushi one,, or www.sushiart.com

www.j-art.com
www.jag.com
www.fujiart.com
www.risingsunart.com

the name should be easy to remember, GOODLUCK FINDING A GOOD ONE!!!

 

nekomusume

脱力市民

9 Jun 2005

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• 9 Jun 2005

• #8

I wonder if you decide the name already.
How about ...

kokoroart.co.uk

Kokoro means "heart" "spirit" "goodwill" and so on...
It can be used as a "gift" in a sentens too. Does "Kokoro" sounds Japanese to non-Japanese?

 

Martialartsnovice

Custom Graphix Artist

24 Oct 2004

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• 25 Aug 2005

• #9

I like nekomusume's suggestion,

How about something like, Land of the rising sun art. or maybe reverse the wording to Art of the rising sun. or something like that. Im not real good at naming things.