Is the name an Okayama dialect? Or a slang? Oniage! In this case, oniage has elements of language such as "I was incredibly excited", "I was so excited!" or "It's crazy."

The words are written in a calligraphy style that gives them a Japanese feel, symbolizing present-day Japan in my own way, and by pronouncing them in English, I am able to convey a worldwide understanding.

One Japanese word that is gradually spreading around the world is "mottainai," which is used to refer to protecting the global environment. Other words from the subculture such as "kawaii" (cute), "otaku" (nerd), and "manga" (manga) have also come to represent the wonderful virtues of Japan. Just like that, "oni-age," a word from the Japanese regional city of Okayama, is also aiming to become a word known to those in each country.