Quote Originally Posted by FJerome View Post
雪 (setsu), Snow - the design of the handguard is a traditional snowflake shape.

月 (getsu), Moon - I'm guessing that the main difference between this and the IRL kanji is it looks like it takes five strokes instead of four?

花 (ka), Flower
I'm a native speaker of Mandarin/Cantonese. Though highly stylised (especially the kanji for snow), the characters for snow, moon and flower are the same in both Chinese and Japanese. No difference in the number of strokes (four) for getsu (yue in Mandarin).