Blonde Canadian Seeks Help From Those Who Write In Japanese

[Fukumoto]

Hello! I am Canadian and my b/f is Jap Canadian.
We are getting married in June. I am planning a traditional Japanese style wedding.
To honor my husband to be, I want to get a tattoo that says
FUKUMOTO FOREVER (Fukumoto is his last name)
We do not know how to translate this into Japanese characters, and if anyone can, I would greatly appreciate a drawing sent to me by e-mail.
In exchange for you help I am willing to hear a suggestion and do my best to compensate you.

Arigato

 

[Kerog]

Good to hear about your wedding, be happy forever !
I think Ican help you.

I am a member of a site Japan Kanji Art Service.
bestlink-jp.com/kanji/

In this service, we provide cool KANJI WORD for various purpose.
I present you the Kanji "FUKUMOTO FOREVER" in the same format.
Please wait my e-mail.

 

[Fukumoto]

Thank you so much for your reply. I am awaiting your e-mail.

 

[Mike Cash]

At 19 nothing is guaranteed to be "forever". Nothing except a tattoo, that is.

Some people advise that the only names one should have in a tattoo are those of your children since kids have a more assured permanency.

 

[Index]

And even tatoos can be removed by laser surgery these days, if your pocket can handle it.

 

[PaulTB]

And even tatoos can be removed by laser surgery these days, if your pocket can handle it.

Could be cheaper than the divorce.

(Hope the original poster isn't still following this thread :sorry: )

 

[Mike Cash]

Could be cheaper than the divorce.

(Hope the original poster isn't still following this thread :sorry: )

Hmmmmm......tattoo removal and spouse removal are both procedures known to be painful and scarring. There's a metaphor in there somewhere, but I don't have time to find it right now.

 

[Fukumoto]

Actually I am...and in response to your opinion that at my age, nothing is guaranteed; Nothing in life is guaranteed. Except death.

 

[Mike Cash]

You are correct. Yet later on in life one tends to reminisce and the phrase "It seemed like a good idea at the time" gets used a lot.....mostly in regard to things one did while around 19 or so.

 

[Damicci]

I'd have to agree with mike here. Tattoo's of peoples names are always taboo alot of times almost cursing the relationship. maybe a tattoo about how you feel about that person would be more appropriate.