Japanese | Reading (Example) | ||
諦 | テイ、あきら-める ※ An example. |
Japanese characters(諦)Introducing designs like calligraphy and signage letters.
You can compare and contrast the design, balance and appeal of a typeface in terms of its expression There are many other ways to read it. |
Japanese written in Mincho font | |||
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諦 | テイ、あきら-める | ||
Mincho font | 1-akirameru.jpg |
textbook-style kanji | |||
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諦 | テイ、あきら-める | ||
textbook style | 2-akirameru.jpg |
Japanese Kanji written in Gothic style | |||
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諦 | テイ、あきら-める | ||
Gothic typeface | 3-akirameru.jpg |
Japanese kanji written in calligraphy | |||
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諦 | テイ、あきら-める | ||
handwriting style | 4-akirameru.jpg |
Various Japanese character designs | |||||
The design of the beginning and end of the letters is distinctive. |
The thickness of the vertical and horizontal lines are uniform. |