Just wondering for Japanese names, is there any significance in which kanji is used especially for family names? I always thought the Sakurai-family uses the simplified version instead of the traditional but Mai is also going with 「櫻井 舞」.
Previously:
Now:
Doesn't she look like her brother? I have to say Mai looks prettier now. But her brother is definitely prettier AND cuter haha. And that t-shirt I am sure it is referring to Hangul (as in the language) and not the country since Hangul Day is coming up on 9th October to commemorate how the written Korean language came to be.
(c) whoever owns the picture
