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Each Japanese symbols are used something like this in Japan. If you travel to Japan, you would see how each Japanese Kanji Symbols, Hiragana and Katakana symbols are used. For example, Japanese Magazine normally use 80% of Kanji symbols, and 10% of Hiragana and Katakana symbols. This picture is a part of a Japanese Magazine. In this case, they use Kanji symbols and Katakana symbls for the title. But, otherwise, they used all 3 Japanese symbols. Because this page of the Japanese magazine is talking something about the name of the company in Unites States which is foreign name, they used the Katakana symbols for its name. Takanori Tomita, a Japanese translator who is specializing in Japanese symbols. He lives in Tokyo, Japan. This article is (c) Takanori Tomita 2006. Permission is given to reproduce this article in whole with the URLs correctly hyperlinked. For more information about Japanese symbols, please check Learn Japanese Language and Symbols Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Takanori_Tomita
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