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Rherrin

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Hello I'm new here so forgive me I need help with reading characters on a statue any help is appreciated... Thank you.. Rherrin
 

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These are the a figures with the characters engraved on base
 

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Can you take a better picture?
 
I'll try my stupid phone is glitch in game and I have no clue how to use this site
 
I'm not good at this
 

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hope this helps
 

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If anyone can decided let me know thanx
 

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Where did you get the statues and what leads you to think the writing is Japanese? The figures certainly don't seem to be Japanese at all in costume or appearance. I can't even begin to guess at the "writing" on them, except to say that they look like they were scratched there by somebody mimicking Japanese or Chinese writing. Hang tight and some brighter people will be by and may have more useful info for you.

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I'm not sure on the characters Chinese or Japanese just thought someone may know... I thought it possibly was a manji symbol.. I may just take them to be appraised thank you
 
The figures look Chinese, but the mark does not look like any language I'm familiar with
 
Thank u I agree... I'm happy I've figured out how to use this site last night was a bit rocky lol but I love it this sites awesome
 
I agree with the above: the figures are Chinese, and one of the kanji characters looks like a manji or a variation of such.
Swastika - Wikipedia
The link above points to "swastika", but resist the urge to think of this as a nazi symbol, and instead read the bits about the origins and use of this symbol in buddhism.
 
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