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Many times, I received a question about the way of writing Japanese Symbols.
Although we write Japanese symbols horizontally, the traditional way of writing Japanese symbols are in vertical, and it is read from right to left.

Take a look at the following picture:



This is a letter I have sent couple of days ago to the tax office in Japan.
As you can see, the formal way of Japanese sentences are written vertically,
and from right to left.

Also, take a look at the photo of one of the famous Japanese beer.
This name of this beer is even written vertically.


Oh, by the way, this is a Japanese Beer.
You might know it. It is Japanese No.1 Kirin Beer.
The taste is not too bad.
If you come to Japan, you should try it!!




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You know, a lot of Western people don't know the difference.
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