Nah, I'd never want to do that, I don't even like wearing clothes that have kanji on it. The reason is that I've seen some of the (english) shirts on engrish.com - such as my favourite, 'miss urine tester USA', and I imagine that the Japanese would like getting your own back. Could you imagine getting a tattoo of a kanji that you think means 'brave warrior' or something, but actually means 'stupid hakojin'?!? Then you'd be stuck with it forever Well, that would be bad. People should search examples from Engrish.com I was thinking more along the lines of checking the proper meaning of a kanji and how it looks. Not something like "Oh man, that looks cool. I want that"....and it turns out to be the little line of writing that translates into "homosexuality".