Japanese language: good luck; fortune; happiness
Kanji: 幸; hiragana: 1. さち; 2. こう; reading: 1. sachi; 2 koo
Free tattoo from our website, seiza.ro. It combine two symbols for good luck: a clover and the kanji which means happiness, good luck.
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