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あおいうみ、さかなつり (aoi umi, sakana tsuri) “blue sea, catching fish”
Usually I write Japanese calligraphy in kanji, a logographic script in which each complex character has a meaning.
The above characters are hiragana, another Japanese script. Hiragana is a syllabary - each character represents a sound, but has no meaning by itself.
Kanji was invented in China, but hiragana is a purely Japanese invention. Hiragana characters are curvy and flowing, giving this type of calligraphy artwork a more graceful feel.
It’s often said that there are 2 writing systems which were invented in Japan - hiragana and katakana (another syllabary).
However... today the above may very well be written "🌊🎣", so I would like to propose that there are in fact three writing systems which were invented in Japan :)
This article by StoryLearning has a good explanation of how Japanese writing systems are used:
This is a comprehensive guide on how to write in Japanese. You'll learn the origins of the different scripts and how to distinguish between
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あおいうみ、さかなつり (aoi umi, sakana tsuri) “blue sea, catching fish”
You might notice that the above characters are a different style to the characters I usually write.
Usually I write calligraphy in kanji, which is a logographic script in which each complex character has a meaning.
The above is in hiragana, which is a syllabary - each character makes a sound, but has no meaning by itself.
Kanji was invented in China, but hiragana is a purely Japanese invention.
It’s often said that there are 2 writing systems which were invented in Japan - hiragana and katakana (also a syllabary).
However... today the above may very well be written "🌊🎣", so I would like to propose that there are in fact three writing systems which were invented in Japan :)
To learn more about the way Japanese writing systems are used, take a look at this article by StoryLearning:
https://storylearning.com/learn/japanese/japanese-tips/how-to-write-in-japanese

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I’ve never actually introduced myself here, though I’ve also never kept it a secret, that I’m also @speakingwhentheworldsleeps. Sorry for the lack of posts lately, I’ve been busy with other work.