[DeepL Translation - needs review] The roots of kanji are, of course, Chinese, but the kanji used in Japan today are unique to our country, having undergone a variety of Japanese-style improvements over the years. It is unquestionably the wisdom of Japan that has successfully incorporated the kanji into the Japanese language, making full use of the kun'yomi system, which does not exist in China, and adding the epoch-making invention of the omogana (phonetic alphabet). The author, who compile...
