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Yamaji – Japanese Display Font

Name: Yamaji – Japanese Display Font
Brand: Vadovastd
SKU: 291916089
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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About

Yamaji is a bold Japanese-inspired display font that embodies the essence of oriental brush artistry and powerful motion. Designed by Vadova Studio, this typeface merges sharp brush strokes with geometric control, capturing the duality of discipline and fluidity found in traditional Japanese calligraphy.

Every character in Yamaji feels alive — with tapering edges, sweeping curves, and dynamic rhythm that evokes the intensity of samurai brushwork. The high contrast between thick and thin strokes delivers dramatic visual impact while maintaining modern readability, making it ideal for cinematic titles, brand identities, and striking visual campaigns.

With its balance of heritage and boldness, Yamaji stands as a modern interpretation of oriental typography — expressive, elegant, and full of character. Whether used for Japanese restaurant logos, martial arts posters, or film branding, Yamaji brings depth, authenticity, and emotion to your design.

Design Features

Uppercase display font with Japanese brush-inspired form
Bold, angular, and expressive letterforms with organic curves
Infused with oriental energy and cultural artistry
Ideal for headlines, posters, logos, and cinematic compositions
Designed to capture modern Japanese aesthetics with timeless power

Bonus Functional Highlights

Complete uppercase alphabet, numerals, punctuation, and symbols
Multilingual support for extended Latin characters
Provided in OTF, TTF, and WOFF formats
Works seamlessly across print, digital, and motion design

Relevance and Use Cases is perfect for Japanese restaurant branding, movie posters, martial arts promotions, gaming titles, tattoo studios, cultural exhibitions, product packaging, editorial layouts, and festival campaigns. It appeals to designers seeking a bold, oriental-inspired typeface that merges authenticity with modern flair.

Embrace the art of Japanese brush design — download Yamaji today and give your projects the strength, rhythm, and beauty of true eastern craftsmanship.

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