tuliphead.com: adopt-a-kanji

March 2005 - chuuripu (tulip)

How it works:

• Choose the color of kanji you want, and paste the associated HTML into your webpage wherever you want the kanji to appear.
• The kanji will be updated around the beginning of every month. You do not have to do anything; your image will update automatically the first time the link is called after the update.
• The image is hosted here, there is no need for you to download it.
• All kanjis are transparent gifs, very small to download and made to work on any background.
• Please use the HTML AS IS - this ensures that your kanji appears properly, and also links back to this site.
• If something doesn't work, make sure your HTML appears exactly as you see it here. If it still doesn't work, there may be problems with the internet keeping your webpage from successfully finding this page; you may want to wait and try again later.

	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/black.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/white.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/red.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/orange.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/yellow.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/green.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/blue.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>
	<a href="http://kanji.tuliphead.com"><img src="http://kanji.tuliphead.com/purple.gif" alt="kanji" border="0"></a>

previous kanjis:

October 2004 - kabocha (pumpkin)
September 2004 - karadawooshimu (to be lazy) -
August 2004 - okureru (to be late, tardy) -
June 2004 - geshiten (summer solstice) -
May 2004 - midori (greenery) -
April 2004 - sakura (cherry blossom) -
March 2004 - kaze (breeze) -
February 2004 - Nigatsu (February) -
January 2004 - shinnen (new year) -
December 2003 - fuyu (winter) -
November 2003 - chiruochiba (falling leaves) -
October 2003 - aki (autumn) -
September 2003 - banka (late summer) -
August 2003 - atsui (hot) -
July 2003 - hikage (sunshine) -
June 2003 - natsu (summer) -
May 2003 - haru (flower) -
April 2003 - ame (rain) -
March 2003 - haru (spring) -
(If you put haru and ame together, you get harusame, meaning spring rain.)

thanks to the departed kanji.sereine.net for inspiration.

this may be a work in progress.
like it? drop me a line at stuff at tuliphead dot com.
last modified: Friday, 25-Feb-2005 23:25:08 PST
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