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Foreword Isao Hosoe Hosoe, Isao 8
Origins and development of Chinese writing 11
Origins and development of Japanese writing 18
The influence of Japanese calligraphy on European arts 25
Synoptic tables 30
Pronunciation guidelines 31
Phonetic shifts 31
Numbers 40
Radicals 42
The alphabet 45
The letters in their traditional sequence 45
Writing characters [kana and kanji] 46
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Janne Oinas
reviewed The Japanese Alphabet on September 23, 2012 The Japanese Alphabet
This is an excellent resource on both color and composition for painting. I believe it could also apply to sketching, pastels, and more. My only complaint would be that her writing is not nearly as engaging as her paintings. As a result, my eye was often drawn away from the instruction ton look exclusively at her compositions. All in all, however, a very good resource.
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