Note Paper

Abstract

The article to which this design pertains is notebook paper that allows for furigana to be written vertically, and as shown in the "Reference Diagram Showing How It Is Used," (1) the solid lines are thicker than in the reference example to prevent mistakes between the solid lines and the leader lines and the user writing characters that are 1 / 4 the size of the original, and among the solid lines, the solid lines to the right of the furigana section are made thicker to make it easier to see the direction in which to write. (2) The width of the furigana section is wider, allowing the furigana to be written larger than in the reference example, making it easier for children who are not good at writing to fit the characters in without them going over the line. In addition, a reference example is shown in the circle in the lower left of the "Reference Diagram Showing How It Is Used" to clarify the features of this article.

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