Ichi-MOJI

Kaisho (Regular Script): Kaisho is one of the script styles of Chinese characters, and it is the most basic script style in which strokes are written accurately and without breaking them down. It is orderly and is also used for models and printed characters.

Gyosho (Semi-cursive Script): Gyosho is a script style in which Kaisho is slightly broken down and strokes are written continuously and smoothly. It can be written faster than Kaisho, is easy to read, and is widely used in practical situations such as daily memos and letters.

Sosho (Cursive Script): Sosho is a script style in which Gyosho is further simplified, and strokes are boldly omitted and connected to write quickly. It has a flowing beauty, but a certain amount of practice is required to decipher it.

Reisho (Clerical Script): Reisho is an ancient Chinese script style that evolved from Tensho (seal script), and is characterized by a brush stroke called "hataku" that looks like a wave and a flat character shape. It has a heavy and dignified atmosphere.