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I now have a custom bracelet that says "Tsuyoku Naritai" on one side, and "Kaizen" on the other. I'm using it in place of a Sikh Kara, or a WWJD bracelet.
What does 'Kaizen' mean?
Luke
Wiktionary:
Google translate works for the romanized word too (it will give you the kanji automatically), but only when "translating from Japanese"; it won't detect romanized Japanese by default.
"Improvement" is probably the literal translation, but it's used to mean the "Japanese business philosophy of continuous improvement", the idea of getting better by continuously making many small steps.