> From: =?iso-2022-jp?B?GyRCJG0hOyE7ITshOxsoQiAbJEIkbSE7ITshOxsoQg==?= > Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 22:20:06 -0400 > > > > > http://fairy.em2-solutions.com/userfiles/morisawa/rll500.html > > > I loaded the beginning of that document, and it looks like > just a bunch of > characters from the start of a list of characters in > "aiueo-jun" (Japanese > "alphabetical order"). Not a real "document",
Nobody said that this page contains anything but 500 Japanese characters in alphabetical order (it's a test page for a font from a Japanese font vendor). If you want to look at a page with real content, then have a look at: http://fairy.em2-solutions.com/unicode/translations/japanese.html > > Is what you want something like what you can find at > www.shodouka.com? Like > if you are trying to view your message board on an American library > computer and all you get is mojibake instead of a Japanese message. > Shodouka will display images for text. Cool stuff. It didn't seem to work for me though (heavy load?). Also, this is not a very practical or efficient solutions. If a browser do support web fonts, then it's a more efficient solutions than converting everything into images. The pages can not be search etc. It would take a modem users hours to view a single pages because of all the images (the images may easily amount to several MB for a typical page). > > There is a Web site that can do furigana, kind of. (Its mistakes are > sometimes funny, but if you are a student of Japanese trying to read > Japanese Web pages, it can be a lot of help.) If you do a search on > kids.goo.ne.jp, and choose "furigana ari", it will give you > your furigana. > I wonder if there is a romaji version we could use? > > > > $B==0l$A$c$s!!!!??$N0&$OB8:_$7$J$$$N!)(B > > _________________________________________________________________ > $B%&%#%k%9%a!<%k!"LBOG%a!<%kBP:v$J$i(B MSN Hotmail > http://www.hotmail.com/JA > Regards, em2 Solutions Michael Jansson
