hand hito kanji 3とは 意味・読み方・使い方

inexpert haiku

the column in the Japanese syllabary of syllables formed by combining the consonant sound "t" with the vowel sounds "a," "i," "u," "e," and "o"

a completed haiku

ancient Korean-based Japanese syllabaries that are no longer in use, called 'hifumi'

a pronunciation of a Chinese character

a print by Hiroshige＝a Hiroshige print

the preface of a book written in Chinese

contributed haiku

the Japanese way of reading a Chinese character

Takeuchi Hirotaka

a Chinese character that is used as a Japanese syllable

a block style of writing Chinese characters

katsuo no tataki

narrated by Hakuchi

the Japanese syllabary

guiding marks beside Chinese characters named 'Jinsai' mark

Ono Shohei - judo

the six styles of kanji calligraphy

a simplified kanji character used in Japan, and patterned after the original Chinese kanji

Yamada Toshiyuki

Hiroshima styled okonomiyaki

the third verse of a Chinese quatrain

Takeshita Yoshie

the Japanese reading of a Chinese character

Hatakeyama Kensuke

Matsumoto Kaori - judo

Kimura Hisanosuke

a Japanese calligraphic style, called 'wayo'

Kano Akira

a method of reading Chinese characters, called 'yamato-yomi'