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With our free websites we serve a community of more than 92,000 fans of Japan in more than 150 countries.  \nThe NIHON ICHIBAN SHOP is the leading online shop for authentic Japanese craft, design and food products. Please visit our shop first when you need something from Japan.  \nNIHONGO ICHIBAN:  [http://nihongoichiban.com](http://nihongoichiban.com)  \nNIHON ICHIBAN:  [http://nihon-ichiban.com](http://nihon-ichiban.com)  \nJAPAN BLOG DIRECTORY:  [http://japanblogdirectory.com](http://japanblogdirectory.com)[ ](http://japanblogdirectory.com)NIHON ICHIBAN SHOP:  [http://anything-from-japan.com](http://anything-from-japan.com)  \nThe Japanese writing system  \nThe Japanese written language consists of a combination of three types of characters. Toa lesser extend it nowadays also uses some Latin alphabet for abbreviations and numbers.  \n1) Kanji (漢字)  \nKanji originally came from China to Japan. The term“kanji” literally means “Han characters” or “Chinese characters” and it is identical to the characters in China to describe their writing.  \nKanji are mainly used to describe names and nouns. When used in verbs and adjectives they mostly are written in combination with hiragana. Most sentences include kanji as well as hiragana.  \nJapanese dictionaries list around 10,000 kanji. The Japanese government limited the kanji used in official publications to the 1945 touyou kanji with about 4000 readings. The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is based on these 1945 touyou kanji.  \nA Japanese with average education knows around 3000 kanji and it is estimated that around 4000 kanji are used in Japanese literature.  \n2) Hiragana (平仮名)  \nHiragana is a phonetic alphabet that was developed in the ninth century to simplify writing. It nowadays is mainly used for native Japanese words. Hiragana are derived from more complex kanji and each hiragana represents a syllable. 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