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thats what i thought it was too. but the strokes look totally different . . .

edit: after studying my kanji dictionay for a good 30 minutes i guees it is that one..

Yea, it's 改 (kai). Basically, it means "change" or "reform". Note that there's no "-ed" in japanese, so it could jolly well by "changed" or "reformed" too.

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