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well think you just should ask the friewnd to come with you and ask them if they can take a lieing scan I have personally studied Japanese and Chinese Calligraphy. Each character has an individual meaning, and when put together with eachother, they can be translated as "friendship". (Chinese) They both meant "friendship", if you missed one of them then the meaning would be "friend" or something not means "friendship"

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Q: The Japanese and Chinese symbols for friendship each one comes up with two symbols do both together mean friendship or does each symbol represent friendship?
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